Description
Henry Corbin and Suhrawardi: Light, Vision, and the Reality of Being by Kamaruzzaman Bustamam-Ahmad offers a profound philosophical response to a modern crisis: in an age of abstraction, representation, and technological mediation, reality appears everywhere yet is rarely truly encountered.
The book reopens one of the most powerful yet overlooked traditions in global philosophy — the ontology of light. Drawing on the illuminationist philosophy of Suhrawardi and the visionary reinterpretation of Henry Corbin, it presents a radical rethinking of reality not as substance, but as presence, gradation, and self-disclosure.
At its heart lies a simple but transformative claim: being is not something hidden behind appearances — it is revealed through them. In tracing this vision of light, presence, and imaginal reality, the book restores a way of seeing in which the world once again becomes luminous with meaning.
Inside this book
- An accessible entry into Suhrawardi’s illuminationist philosophy and Corbin’s visionary reading of it.
- The ontology of light: being as presence, gradation, and self-disclosure rather than hidden substance.
- A recovery of the imaginal world and its relevance to the modern crisis of meaning.
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