The Sun from the West / شمس المغرب
Three interlinked volumes on Ibn al-Arabi’s biography, subsequent reception and the catalogue of attributed works.
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AUTHOR & EDITORIAL SUPERVISOR
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Researcher and project supervisor
The bibliography joins studies of Ibn al-Arabi’s life, manuscripts and ideas to works on the Single Monad Model, Duality of Time, and the philosophy of creation. These books have different purposes and should not be treated as a single continuous critical edition.
Follow the publisher or book-specific records to identify the exact edition, ISBN and pagination before citing. The online readers are useful for orientation but do not replace checking a source copy.
Ibn ‘Arabî — Time and Cosmology
Historical study of the concept of time and creation in Ibn al-Arabi’s thought, developed from the doctoral work.
Source & detailsThe Single Monad Model of the Cosmos
Introduces the author’s interpretation of unity, continual creation and a proposed generative account of the cosmos.
Source & detailsDuality of Time
Develops the distinction between nested generative processes and observable time in the proposed complex-time programme.
Source & detailsUltimate Symmetry
Studies the larger philosophical interpretation associated with the proposed unity and symmetry framework.
Source & detailsTime Chest
An accessible presentation of the questions of time, space and the author’s broader theoretical programme.
Source & detailsDoT: The Duality of Time Postulate
A shorter presentation of the dual-time postulate and its proposed implications.
Source & detailsنظرية الجوهر الفرد
Arabic exposition of time and creation in Ibn al-Arabi, with an online table of contents.
Source & detailsFurther resources
These are editorial introductions to the author and associated projects, not substitutes for a book or a journal article. Consult publisher records for exact claims, editions and publication status. Research proposals are identified as proposals. Other-language summaries await specialist review.