الرمزية في التصوف الإسلامي : منطق الطير لفريد الدين العطار أنموذجا

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The symbolism of the Sufis and in Sufi literature was one of the most important features and features that characterized their writings and writings, even in their daily conversations, according to what was reported in the books of biographies and men, and since Sufism was built on the basis of the spiri- tual and moral aspect of man, so the meaning cannot be reached.

The true meaning of Sufism, nor the understanding of the actions that the men of Su- fism used to do, through simple words and meanings common among simple people.

From here, the Sufis turned to symbolism in expressing what was go- ing on in their thoughts and drawing the moral picture that links them to what they believe.

Symbolism is a means and a tool of expression to link tangible, not tangible, moral concepts with the tangible material reality that is guided by the human mind and realized by human thought.

The Islamic mystics were divided into two main groups in their concept of the oneness of the Creator and his images (may He be glorified).

The only one in front of the traveler and the aspirant in achieving the desired goal.