Description
Waḥdat al-Wujūd: A Treatise on Self-Reformation is a profound Islamic reflection on the self, knowledge, reason, reality, and the journey toward God — a contemplative work on the formation of the human self and the search for the dunia kamāl, the world of perfection.
It is neither a technical manual of Sufism nor a simple self-help book, but a serious meditation on how the human being may reform the self through knowledge, thought, discipline, wisdom, and spiritual awareness. Beginning with the question of the “I” — who is the human being before God, before the world, and before the self? — it moves into the deeper territories of selfhood, knowledge, thinking, reality, gnosis, and wisdom.
At its heart is the conviction that the human journey is not merely social, intellectual, or psychological, but also metaphysical. Through reflections on īmān, ʿilm, ḥaqīqah, maʿrifah, ḥikmah, kashf, fanāʾ, tawḥīd, and the meaning of the human being as khalīfah, the book charts a path of inward transformation. Originally published in Indonesian as Wahdatul Wujud: Membedah Dunia Kamal (Risalah Reformasi Diri).
Inside this book
- The question of the self: who the human being is before God, the world, and the self.
- Knowledge, reason, and reality as pathways of inner reformation.
- Core concepts of Islamic spirituality — īmān, ʿilm, maʿrifah, ḥikmah, fanāʾ, and tawḥīd.
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