The Rules of Sufism — Ahmad Zarruq | Al Bouraq Editions

Presentation

The fundamental work of Imam Ahmad Zarruq offers a deep understanding of the principles that govern Islamic spirituality. This French translation of a classical work of Sufism establishes that every domain of Islamic sciences rests on precise foundations and descriptive rules, far from any arbitrariness. An essential text for reconciling the spiritual dimension with the methodological rigor of Divine Law.

Content

• Systematic exposition of the fundamental rules of Sufism according to Zarruq's perspective
• Demonstration that Islamic spirituality is based on rigorous and proven principles
• Articulation between Islamic jurisprudence and initiatic sciences
• Clarification of the modalities of application of Divine Law in spiritual life
• Analysis of the principles and methods of metaphysical knowledge in Islam
• Reference with preface by contemporary Islamic thinkers (Vâlsan, Guénon)

For whom?

Intended for adults seeking spiritual deepening: researchers in Islamic sciences, theology students, Sufis on the path, readers interested in the synthesis between Islamic jurisprudence and mysticism.

The Author

Ahmad Zarruq (1442-1493) is a major figure in Moroccan Sufism and a recognized authority in Islamic sciences. His work is distinguished by a determination to rationalize and systematize the principles of Sufism, far from any excessive tendencies. He embodies the current of thought concerned with recalling that every domain of Islamic science rests on rigorous foundations.

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