Irāqī Hamadānī (English spelling)

Japanese: イラーキー･ハマダーニー（英語表記）‘Irāqī Hamadānī

1213‐89
A Persian mystic poet. Born in Hamadan, he died in Damascus. As a mystic, he wandered around India and other Western Asian countries, and studied under Sadr al-Din in Konya, Asia Minor, where he was initiated into the mystical metaphysics of Ibn al-Arabi's "love" and wahda al-wujud (the unity of being). He excelled in mystical lyric poetry based on the Ibn al-Arabi-style view of the creation of the universe and on the theme of love. His major works are "The Book of the Affectionate Lover" and "The Book of the Flash." [Matsumoto Kouro]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1213‐89
ペルシアの神秘主義詩人。ハマダーンに生まれ，ダマスクスに生涯を終えた。神秘主義修行者としてインド，西アジア諸国を放浪し，小アジアのコニヤでサドル･アッディーンに師事し，イブン･アルアラビーの〈愛〉とワフダ･アルウジュード(存在の単一性)の神秘的形而上学の奥義を伝授された。イブン･アルアラビー系の宇宙生成観と愛を主題にした神秘的抒情詩に秀でている。主著は《熱愛者の書》《閃光の書》。【松本耿郎】

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