شذرات تاريخية في سيرة و مسيرة العالم الصوفي أبي محمد عبد الله بن عزوز التلمساني (ت بعد 1204ه 1780م)‎

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Sufi literature and its Islamic philosophy are a tributary of human knowledge, and a creative experience in which the results of spiritual sentiment are poured, through which the relationship between the Creator and the creature is embodied, and from the feeling of spiritual pleasure and eternal happiness, which the Sufis search for, until they used the resulting poetic or prose language for it.

From their poems and poems, they made love a picture of their longings, so they took poetry verses and rhetoric methods as means to express their spiritual emotions, so nature was one of the manifestations of their poetic symbols.

Similar to what Sheikh Ibn Azzouz al-Tilimsānī (d.

after 1204AH/ 1780AD), his human experience in his relations with this universe and with God Almighty, formed, like the rest of the Islamic mystics during the 12AH / 18AD, a rhetorical system, various components and textual phenomena, including poetry, Or a divine rule, and other of its many compositions that are governed by a set of laws that govern the cosmic relations among them, with the aim of achieving a specific goal, which is to express his experience in contact with God.

Therefore, it is natural that Ibn Azzouz's source in his mysticism and various mystical discourses was Islamic mysticism, within the framework of a Sufi philosophy, whose origins were derived from the Qur'an and Sunnah, which did not go beyond the scope of Islamic law.