Methodology of T awil in the View of Fayd Kashani with an Emphasis on the Role of Ontology
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Abstract:
In Fayd Kashanis view, tawil (esoteric interpretation) is a strategy for attaining the innermost and depth of meaning. He believes that denying tawil is a sign of superficiality. His writings, particularly his two books of Ayn al-yaqin and Usul al-marif and his Mizan al-qiyamah treatise, testify to the supreme place of ontology in discovering the secrets of religious teachings. Fayds research in the field of tawil is based on his philosophical-gnostic thoughts. He conceives of ontology as a window through which one should view the vast spread of revealed teachings. The writer believes that the treatise of al-Insaf introduces Fayds methodology of tawil. Moreover, it describes the process of the writers journey towards the truth. According to this gnostic philosopher, some of the conditions that are necessary for ones attaining the knowledge of tawil include recognizance of theoretical and practical wisdom, spiritual perfection, patience, and truth seeking.
Keywords:
tawil , innermost , anthropology , ontology , patience , Fayd Kashani
Language:
Persian
Published:
Kheradname-ye Sadra, Volume:23 Issue: 89, 2017
Page:
27
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