İbnü'l-Arabî'nin Siyaset ve İdare Anlayışı.

One of the literary genres in the history of Islamic thought is works related to politics and administration. Islamic thinkers have written hundreds of works in this field, many of which have served as essential resources for numerous sultāns and viziers. One such thinker who wrote original works according to his own thought system is Muhyi al-Dīn Ibn al-Arabī (d. 1240). Ibn al-Arabī expresses very unique ideas in his one-volume work al-Tadbīrāt al-İlāhīyya fi Islāh al-Mamlaka al-İnsāniyya, which he dedicated to these topics, and in his encyclopedic work al-Futuhāt al-Makkiyya, consisting of 37 notebooks. In our study, we will primarily try to identify his views and influences based on these two works. We will especially examine his views on politics and administration within the framework of his famous theory of Wahdat al-Wujūd (Unity of Existence). This is because Ibn al-Arabī sees this world as a reflection of the supreme realms. According to him, the beings and events in this world are merely interactions of what he calls "levels of existence" that are arranged hierarchically. According to him, the interaction and hierarchy between the essence-attributes-names at the higher levels is reflected in the interaction between the spirit, soul and body at the lower levels, albeit with different reflections. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]