Ibn Taymiyyah's View on Mystical Ontology; A Critical Analysis

Abstract

This essay attempts to refute Ibn Taymiyyah's view of mystical ontology in a descriptive-analytic way; since the emergence of the theory of unity of existence in Ibn Arabi's works, it was not long before Ibn Taymiyyah raised it in Islamic society, so Ibn Taymiyyah It is considered as a pamphlet of the first opponents and critics of the doctrine of the unity of existence. Halal knows and all of his criticism is based on his belief in the appearance and likeness of God. It is. Ibn Taymiyyah's critiques of the unity of existence with the correct interpretation of the themes of manifestation, objectivity and non-reality of right and creation and the plural of simile and Tanzania are rejected. He has also failed to summarize and correctly understand the doctrine of unity of existence, just as the Qur'an could not solve the incarnation of the Qur'an in a proper way.