The Greatest Master

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The Greatest Master is an honorific title most famously applied to the influential Sufi mystic and philosopher Ibn ʿArabī, revered for his profound spiritual insights and metaphysical writings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf honorific title
appliedTo Ibn ʿArabī
linked to: Ibn Arabi
associatedWith Islamic mysticism
Islamic philosophy
Sufism
connotation preeminent mastery in mystical knowledge
spiritual authority
culturalContext Islamic world
fieldOfRelevance Islamic theology
linked to: IslamicTheology

Sufi metaphysics
historicalAssociationPeriod medieval Islamic era
honorificFor metaphysical wisdom
profound spiritual insight
honorificFormOf al-Shaykh al-Akbar
linked to: Shaykh al-Akbar
honors Ibn ʿArabī’s spiritual stature
implies preeminence among Sufi masters
language Arabic
linkedConcept Sufi metaphysical writings
wahdat al-wujūd
linked to: Wahdat al-wujud
notableBearer Ibn ʿArabī
linked to: Ibn Arabi
notableIn discourse on Ibn ʿArabī’s works
refersTo a leading Sufi master
usedAs epithet for Ibn ʿArabī
usedBy Sufi scholars
students of Islamic mysticism

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Shaykh al-Akbar meaning The Greatest Master