☪️ Islamic Theology & Mysticism

The Abrahamic Monotheistic Tradition

Explore the rich theological and mystical traditions of Islam, from the absolute unity of Allah (Tawhid) to the spiritual dimensions of Sufism. This comprehensive guide covers the structure of creation, the angelic hierarchy, prophetic wisdom, and the path to divine proximity.

Note on Representation: In accordance with Islamic tradition, this resource does not include visual representations of prophets or angels. We approach this material with utmost respect for Islamic theological principles and focus on conceptual understanding.

🕌 Core Theological Concepts

Islam ("submission to Allah") is the final Abrahamic revelation, emphasizing absolute monotheism (Tawhid), the prophethood of Muhammad, and the guidance of the Quran. Its mystical dimension, Sufism (Tasawwuf), explores the inner dimensions of faith and the journey toward divine love and knowledge.

Divine Beings & Prophets

The hierarchy of divine and spiritual beings in Islamic theology, from Allah the One to the prophets and angels.

🌌 Cosmology & Creation

The Islamic understanding of the universe, from the seven heavens to the structure of creation and the afterlife journey.

🌿 Prophetic Medicine & Sacred Plants

Tibb al-Nabawi (Medicine of the Prophet) - healing plants and natural remedies recommended in Islamic tradition.

🕋 Rituals & Practices

The Five Pillars of Islam and additional spiritual practices that structure Muslim life and devotion.

🎯 The Sufi Path (Tariqah)

The six-stage spiritual journey in Sufism, from the seeker (Murid) to spiritual mastery (Ghawth).

Islamic Mysticism & Spiritual Sciences

The mystical dimensions of Islam, including Sufi practices, sacred geometry, and spiritual knowledge.

📖 Sacred Texts

The Quran, Hadith collections, and classical Sufi literature that form the foundation of Islamic wisdom.

🔯 Sacred Symbols

Calligraphy, geometric patterns, and symbolic representations in Islamic art and spirituality.

🔗 Related Traditions

Islamic theology shares deep connections with other Abrahamic and mystical traditions:

📚 Primary Sources

Core Texts

  • Quran - The revealed word of Allah, central scripture
  • Sahih Bukhari & Sahih Muslim - Authentic hadith collections
  • Sunan Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah, An-Nasa'i - Additional hadith collections
  • Tafsir Ibn Kathir - Classical Quranic exegesis

Sufi Literature

  • Al-Ghazali - "The Revival of Religious Sciences" (Ihya Ulum al-Din)
  • Ibn Arabi - "The Meccan Revelations" (Al-Futuhat al-Makkiyya)
  • Rumi - Masnavi, spiritual poetry
  • Al-Hallaj - Mystical writings on divine union
  • Rabia al-Adawiyya - Poetry of divine love

📚 See Also