التخييل في الشعر الصوفي : مظاهره و تجلياته في ديوان ترجمان الأشواق لابن عربي

Abstract EN

This study seeks to scrutinize the language of the Sufi poetic discourse, which is loaded with a special semantic force, taking advantage of fantasy as a tool to transcend objective and realistic conditions, in order to express a cognitive meaning that is laden with ion and depth.

on this basis, Ibn Arabi was able to move from the concrete structure perceptible with senses to the truths perceptible with the eye of imagination.

thus, his poetry was neither depicting nor imitating the physical world but he was calling things, and by calling them, he was imbuing a spiritual world versus the physical world, and simultaneously basing a poetic and spiritual experience that left him out of the traditional style of poetry.