The Concept of Sherk in Islamic Mysticism and Compare it With Books and Traditions

Jafari, Saleheh (2017) The Concept of Sherk in Islamic Mysticism and Compare it With Books and Traditions. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

The result of research shows that in the literature of the Qur'an, Shirk is in fact the opposite of Tawhid, and in theories of the custom, the concept of the unity of existence expresses the adherence and beliefs of the mystics to the unity of God and the belief in non-God is the sign of Shirk. It can be said that there is no difference between the concept of Shirk from the point of view of mysticism and books and tradition. In both views (mysticism and the book), it can be said that the polytheist is anti-monotheistic. The research also shows that the concept of polytheism is constant, but it can be varied in various ways, and polytheism can have different forms, and polytheism in all its forms, whether it is a polytheist or an idiot, to give anything outside of God to the privacy Heart. The present study aims to explain the concept of Shrek in Islamic mysticism and compare it with the book and tradition. The research is descriptive-analytic. The tool used in this research is sniping, which is through referring to the book of the Holy Quran, religious books, verses, hadiths, articles, publications, and related software and websites.

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