الرمز الصوفي : بين عوائق التلقي و انفتاح التأويل

Abstract EN

Sufism has designed a distinctive language with which many of those who use the apparent reading of the linguistic signs have hardly been able to communicate.

Hence, the Mystic language has become one of the biggest issues raised by the history of Sufism since its inception until today, where the Sufi discourse was subjected to confiscation by many intellectual currents, relying on a clear and meaningful approach going along with what was formulated in a manner which was devoted by the collective taste in receiving the literary discourse, whether poetry or prose.

This is why the mystical discourse, which has not been formulated according to familiar templates as popularized in creativity literature, has become one of the abandoned discourse, having no chance to be read and received for long periods of our critical heritage.

The current attempt comes to monitor the receiving barriers of the Mystical poetic texts, which are loaded by the Sufis to express the hidden/confined cases of feeling/existence, longing and coma/unconsciousness that it passes by the moment of revelation, seeking to unmask some of the overtones of Mystical symbols and its openness on reading and interpretation.