Verbal opinions in the bright school (Suhroardi model)

Abstract

The Illuminati wisdom established and established by Suhrawardi in its Islamic structure, and the religious views of Islam are shaped by Islam The most important components and elements, and Islamic is not intended to mean textual religious wisdom from what came and Islamic jurists and imams, but it is a wisdom of agreement based on both research inference and intuition Mental, both the formal practice of the mind and the purification of the soul and the fact that Suhrawardi divides the ranks of seekers of knowledge according to the integration of one or both of these two faculties, It does not contradict in its overall lines Islamic thought and its general concept, where Suhrawardi made monotheism the basis and source in his radiant wisdom In the interpretation of everything in existence and took from the name of God which is the name of light in naming his wisdom so we find light represents the cornerstone of his philosophy On the basis of light, his philosophy, whether in existence or in values, is the principle and it is the arrogance and the end, where he says in the forefront of the writing of the structures of light (O Quayum, we supported with light, our fortitude on light, and we crammed into light) So he ended up in the doctrine of the wisdom of the Brightness, which launched a lightbulb and centred on the consideration of the light as the principle of existence, God Almighty is the light of the lights where we find the Sohrordi in many of his writings reviews and demonstrates a lot of evidence to prove the duty to exist Discussion of the evidence, including the evidence of duty and potential and evidence of occurrence, as well as evidence of the restored and the survival of souls after death, after which he speaks of the qualities of the duty to exist, the qualities of unification and the effective unification of God Almighty He cites the Prophet's prayer to God and God, as well as the Prophet's claim and the cleansing list, and the statement of verbal demands cites the Koranic verses in many of his writings.