101-Hadith Qudsi [3rd Edition | August 2023| Published]
We are thrilled to announce the publication of the third edition of the renowned book "Mishkat al Anwar," a collection of 101 Hadith Qudsi by Muhyiddin Ibn al-Arabi.
This edition is a testament to our continued commitment to preserving and promoting the teachings of Ibn al-Arabi.In this edition, we have thoroughly checked the text of all Hadith against the available manuscripts.
Through this process, we have established that there are multiple versions of this book, which is a common practice by Ibn al-Arabi in his works. We have identified two versions from the available manuscripts and classified them accordingly.
The manuscripts of version two, which is considered the last edited version of this book, include Valiuddin 1686, Asad Afandi 312, and Bayazid 817. The remaining manuscripts are the old and first version of the text, including Manisa 2989, Mili 517, Shahid Ali 1340, and Murad Mulla 82.
This short yet powerful work contains 101 divine sayings that Ibn Arabi collected after his first visit to Makkah in 599 AH. The book is a significant and influential early collection of Hadith Qudsi and comprises sayings drawn from both the oral and written tradition.
We take pride in presenting this edition, which is a result of our thorough research and dedication to promoting authenticity and scholarship in the field of Islamic studies. We invite all admirers of Ibn al-Arabi to obtain a copy of this new edition and experience the profound insights and wisdom of this exceptional collection of Hadith Qudsi.
This edition is a testament to our continued commitment to preserving and promoting the teachings of Ibn al-Arabi.In this edition, we have thoroughly checked the text of all Hadith against the available manuscripts.
Through this process, we have established that there are multiple versions of this book, which is a common practice by Ibn al-Arabi in his works. We have identified two versions from the available manuscripts and classified them accordingly.
The manuscripts of version two, which is considered the last edited version of this book, include Valiuddin 1686, Asad Afandi 312, and Bayazid 817. The remaining manuscripts are the old and first version of the text, including Manisa 2989, Mili 517, Shahid Ali 1340, and Murad Mulla 82.
This short yet powerful work contains 101 divine sayings that Ibn Arabi collected after his first visit to Makkah in 599 AH. The book is a significant and influential early collection of Hadith Qudsi and comprises sayings drawn from both the oral and written tradition.
We take pride in presenting this edition, which is a result of our thorough research and dedication to promoting authenticity and scholarship in the field of Islamic studies. We invite all admirers of Ibn al-Arabi to obtain a copy of this new edition and experience the profound insights and wisdom of this exceptional collection of Hadith Qudsi.