Phenomenological Analysis of Henry Corbin Views in discussions on Imamate and Absence Period of Promised Imam based on Suhrawardi's Thoughts

Henry Corbin, influenced by thinkers such as Heidegger and Suhrawardi, achieves to a hermeneutic view of the world, where Meaning has the sense of authenticity in its various aspects. He relies on the views of Suhrawardi, who is the founder of the theory of a causal and active link between the three worlds of Malakut (Divine), Exemplar, and Material as well as studying the Iranian Shiite arrives at a horizon of ontology in which the humans need constant connection with the Divine intellect (the Malakut) through the Exemplar world. In other words, accepting Suhrawardi's views leads to the subsequent inner prophethood, and thus esoteric interpretation of the phenomena that is what Carbon uses to analyze Shiite ideas. Thus, Suhrawardi offers a new phenomenological approach that can explain the phenomena of Imam's Absence of Leadership through Imamate with which it can be analyzed and understood. In this approach, a unique capacity is discovered where its basis is on Malakut and Exemplar world, the world in which Carbon finds the Hidden Imam's position. By examining the how and the why of Suhrawardi-like view of Henry Carbon to the Imamate leadership, Absence and Time, this study attempts to construct and offer a model.