Sheikh Ibn Arabi's Concept of Time || Yasir Janjua Podcast With Zaryab Hashmi

Sheikh Ibn Arabi's Concept of Time || Yasir Janjua Podcast With Zaryab Hashmi Sheraz Basharat Khan Podcast: https://youtu.be/RgdFR4hCex8 Timestamps: 00:00 Highlights & Intro 03:07 Sheikh Ibn Arabi's classification of time into three parts. 04:06 Sheikh Ibn Arabi's teachings on the concept of time and criticism. 06:17 Sheikh Ibn Arabi's views on God's manifestation and the uniqueness of time. 09:11 Creative existence of Allah emphasized through contrasting views of Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn Arabi. 14:58 Wisdom and darkness are choices of light's visibility. 17:53 Time is relative and varies based on individual perception. 20:24 Quran's explanation of the unseen and time concepts. 23:24 Different stages of certainty through apples. 26:01 The importance of verifying knowledge before acceptance is emphasized. 28:22 Faith transcends personal experience, influencing belief in others. 29:12 Faith beyond physical perception leads to higher certainty. 31:39 Exploring the differences between Ain-ul-Yaqeen and Ilm-ul-Yaqeen in understanding the Quran. 33:16 Confidence evolves into trust and belief in relationships. 36:44 Understanding fate and destiny in relation to personal actions. 39:25 Your destiny is in your hands, as echoed by Iqbal. 41:12 Discussion on poetry's significance and father’s influence on creative expression. 43:47 Poet's background and new poetry book. 46:06 Exploring profound emotional experiences and love for Allah in the heart. 49:50 Spiritual guidance through the teachings of Maula Ali (AS). 51:42 Limits of questioning in spiritual journeys. 52:30 Reality exists beyond our immediate perception and communicates through the heart. 54:03 Universal wisdom through discipline and love is emphasized. Concept of Time in Islamic Philosophy In today's Yasir Janjua Podcast, Yasir Janjua and Zaryab Hashmi discusses time as a relative concept, referencing the theories of philosophers like Bergson and Ibn Arabi. Bergson posits that happiness makes time seem to pass quickly, while sorrow makes it feel prolonged,