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AṬṬĀR, FARĪD-AL-DĪN
(5,478 words)
(1145 or 46-1221) Persian poet, Sufi, theoretician of mysticism, and hagiographer, was born and died in Nīšāpūr. A version of this article is available in printVolume III, Fascicle 1, pp. 20-25
ʿAṬṬĀR, SHAIKH
FARĪD-AL-DĪN, Persian poet, Sufi, theoretician of mysticism, and hagiographer, born ca. 540/1145-46 at Nīšāpūr, and died there in 618/1221. His name was Abū Ḥāmed Moḥammad b. Abī Bakr Ebrāhīm or, according to Ebn al-Fowatī, b. Saʿd b. Yūsof. ʿAṭṭār and Farīd-al-dīn were his pen-names. (B. Forūzānfar,
Šarḥ-e aḥwāl wa naqd o taḥlīl-e āṯār-e Šayḵ Farīd-al-dīn Moḥammad ʿA…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2022-02-17
ABŪ ḤAMZA ḴORĀSĀNĪ
(791 words)
(d. 290/903), Sufi born and active in Nīšāpūr.A version of this article is available in printVolume I, Fascicle 3, pp. 295
ABŪ ḤAMZA ḴORĀSĀNĪ, d. 290/903, Sufi born and active in Nīšāpūr; according to ʿAṭṭār he died there (
Taḏkera II, p. 97.6; Solamī,
Ṭabaqāt, p. 326.3; Żabbī,
Tārīḵ-e Nayšābūr, p. 150; Anṣārī,
Ṭabaqāt, p. 123.8). He received his Sufi training from Abū Torāb Naḵšabī (d. 245/859), with whom he traveled extensively (ibid., p. 123.6; Hoǰvīrī,
Kašf, p. 184.1). Abū Ḥamza also studied with Baghdadi masters, being counted among the contemporaries (
aqrān) of Jonayd (d. 297/91…
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Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2022-02-17
ABŪ BAKR AL-WARRĀQ
(656 words)
Sufi shaikh, born in Termeḏ, lived and worked in Balḵ, d. 280/893.A version of this article is available in printVolume I, Fascicle 3, pp. 265-266
ABŪ BAKR AL-
WARRĀQ, MOḤAMMAD B. ʿOMAR AL-ḤAKĪM, Sufi shaikh, born in Termeḏ, lived and worked in Balḵ, d. 280/893. The oldest sources (Solamī,
Ṭabaqāt2, p. 221.4ff.; Anṣārī,
Ṭabaqāt al-ṣūfīya, ed. Qandahārī, Kabul, 1340 Š./1960, p. 262) mention as his teachers the following: Aḥmad b. Ḵeżrōya of Balḵ (d. 240/854-55; see Qošayrī,
Resāla, Cairo, 1359/1940, p. 24.8; Hoǰvīrī,
Kašf al-maḥǰūb, Tehran, 1336 Š./1957, p. 179); Moḥammad b. Saʿ…
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Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2022-02-17
ʿABDAK AL-ṢŪFĪ
(217 words)
an eccentric religious devotee of Kūfa, who also lived for periods at Baghdad, late 2nd/8th to early 3rd/9th centuries. A version of this article is available in printVolume I, Fascicle 2, pp. 172-173
ʿABDAK AL-
ṢŪFĪ, an eccentric religious devotee of Kūfa, who also lived for periods at Baghdad, late 2nd/8th to early 3rd/9th centuries. He and the “ʿAbdakites” who were named after him advanced the teaching that the acquisition and possession of worldly goods was permissible only under a righteous leader of the Muslim theocracy. Th…
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Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2022-02-17
ABHARĪ, ABŪ BAKR
(1,295 words)
Sufi of Persian ʿErāq (d. 941-42).A version of this article is available in printVolume I, Fascicle 2, pp. 215-216
ABHARĪ, ABŪ BAKR ʿABDALLĀH B. ṬĀHER B. ḤĀTEM, Sufi of Persian ʿErāq (Solamī,
Ṭabaqāt, p. 391.3) where he lived and apparently had received his Sufi training. He was born in Abhar and died in 330/941-42 (ibid., p. 391.9; Qošayrī,
Resāla, p. 29.6). He is reckoned a disciple of Yūsof b. Ḥosayn of Ray and was a companion of Moẓaffar Qermīsīnī, a leading shaikh of Persian ʿErāq (Solamī, p. 396.2). Solamī also counts him among the
aqrān (colleagues) of Šeblī; hence Abharī must hav…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Iranica Online
Date:
2022-02-17
Poverty
(3,579 words)
[German Version]
I. Concept Poverty is a major source of distress. It is a historical circumstance, not a natural condition. We speak of relative poverty when someone’s income is below the mean, absolute poverty when it is below subsistence level. From the perspective of the Bible and contemporary theology, poverty means deprivation but also marginalization, incapacitation, and disfranchisement. Wealth means affluence but also power, exploitation, and oppression (see III and V below). Poverty is a life and death matter. Elmar Klinger Bibliography E. Klinger,
Armut, 1990 E.-U. Hu…
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Religion Past and Present
Reichtum
(2,869 words)
[English Version]
I. Zum BegriffDer Begriff R. entstammt dem Wortfeld: Reich, Imperium, Gewalt, Herrschaft, Herrlichkeit. Von daher hat er die Bedeutung der Fülle der irdischen Güter (Gut), die solche Macht verleiht, sodann auch Fülle, Überfluß an etwas überhaupt. Man muß unterscheiden zw. einem allg. ökonomischen Sinn und einem weiten, übertragenen Sinn von R. Allg. meint er Besitz, Habe, die Summe verfügbarer Güter und Werte, die den zur Befriedigung der Bedürfnisse notwendig erachteten Bedarf we…
Wealth
(3,273 words)
[German Version]
I. Terminology The term
wealth belongs to the semantic field that includes
kingdom, empire, violence, dominion, and
glory. In that context it suggests first an abundance of earthly goods that brings power, then abundance or profusion of almost anything. A distinction must be made between an economic sense of wealth and a broader figurative sense. In its economic sense it means property, possessions, the sum of available goods and values (Value/Values) that substantially exceeds what is considered …
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Religion Past and Present
Music and Musical Instruments
(15,805 words)
[German Version] I. Religious Studies – II. History
I. Religious Studies In the history of civilization, music has played a role in many spheres. It accompanies work, provides entertainment, facilitates dancing (Dance), features in religious ceremonies and other forms of religious expression, and can be used for therapeutic purposes. Music for its own sake as an art form is a secondary development. Speech and song are not always clearly separate but depend on the language involved; production of words at various ¶ pitches and vocal registers can represent a form of music, s…
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Religion Past and Present