Can Many Religions All Be True?
Three minutes on the question this whole site is built around.
Sufism · Islamic metaphysics · perennial philosophy
Iranian-American philosopher and scholar of Islam (born 1933), University Professor of Islamic studies at George Washington University. He studied physics at MIT and the history of science at Harvard, returned to Iran to teach, and has written for sixty years on Islamic metaphysics, Sufism, the sacred in nature and what the traditions hold in common.
Iranian-American philosopher and scholar of Islam (born 1933), University Professor of Islamic studies at George Washington University. He studied physics at MIT and the history of science at Harvard, returned to Iran to teach, and has written for sixty years on Islamic metaphysics, Sufism, the sacred in nature and what the traditions hold in common.
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Three minutes on the question this whole site is built around.
A recent lecture on what is lost when a civilisation stops treating anything as sacred.
On why Islamic art is not decoration but an argument about reality.
An hour and a half at Harvard on consciousness as the ground of things rather than a product of them.
A mystical path of love, remembrance, poetry and inner refinement.
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