Deskripsi
The Ontology of Tajalli: Henry Corbin and Ibn ʿArabi on the Reality of Being by Kamaruzzaman Bustamam-Ahmad is a profound meditation on divine self-manifestation (tajalli) and the nature of reality, read through the luminous dialogue between Henry Corbin and the great Sufi metaphysician Ibn ʿArabi.
What is real, and how does the Absolute reveal itself in the world of forms? Drawing on Islamic metaphysics, phenomenology, and the philosophy of the imaginal world, this book unfolds an ontology in which Being is not static substance but living self-disclosure — a continuous unveiling of the Divine across every level of existence.
Written with scholarly precision and contemplative depth, it will reward philosophers, students of Sufism and comparative mysticism, and every reader drawn to the deepest questions of existence and meaning.
Inside this book
- A clear reconstruction of the doctrine of tajalli and its ontological stakes.
- Corbin’s imaginal world set in dialogue with Ibn ʿArabi’s metaphysics of Being.
- A contemplative reading that unites rigor with spiritual insight.
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