Abu Mansur Al Hallaj

Mansur al-Hallaj in full Abu 'Abd Allah al-Husayn Mansur al-Hallaj ( Arabic : , Persian : , Mansur Hallaj-e), born around 857 (or 244 of the Hegira), died on March 26 922 (or 309 of the Hegira) in Baghdad , is a mystique of Sufism , a prolific author claiming to revive the pure origin of the Qur'an and its essence and verbal lettrique.

Search for "Equatorial Alphabet," his poetry is still regarded as heretical by many Muslims ^Biography

Born around 857 near Tur in Iran , his grandfather, according to tradition, was a Zoroastrian and a descendant of Abu Ayub, a companion of Muhammad ^Quotes

• "What land is empty of you for being rushed to seek you in heaven?" You see them looking at you in broad daylight but blind they do not see you "

- Mystical Poems translated by Sami-Ali (Albin Michel, 1998)

• "With pride I refused the happiness of love. And I suffer the punishment of pride"

- Mystical Poems translated by Sami-Ali (Albin Michel, 1998)

Works

• Diwan, poems translated and introduced by Louis Massignon , ed. du Seuil, 1955.
• Mystical poems translated and presented by Sami-Ali, ed. Albin Michel, 1998.

Books about Al Hallaj

• Louis Massignon , Akhbar Al-Hallaj, a collection of prayers and exhortations of the martyr mystic of Islam, J. edition Vrin, Muslim Studies series, 1975. Bilingual edition.
• Louis Massignon , Essay on the Origins of Technical Glossary of Islamic mysticism, J. editions Vrin, Paris 1954.
• Jacques Keryell Garden Gave, Louis Massignon in search of the Absolute, ed. Saint-Paul, Paris, 1993.
• Louis Massignon , The Passion of Husayn ibn Mansur Hallaj, 4 vols, Gallimard, Paris 1975.
• Dominique Aubier, "The Messianic reaffirmation of the Qur'an", a tribute to Mansur Al-Hallaj, ed. MLL, 2002.

External Links

• Reivindicacin there Vigencia Al-Hallaj

• Portal of the Arab-Muslim
• Iran portal
• Islam Portal
• Poetry portal

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