Abstract:

"The unseen men, the unknown men" means "ricâlü'l-gayb" is a special name given to the grandmothers of the family of the guardians in Tasavvufî stılah. They are the leaders of the world, and they are the leaders of the world, and they are the leaders of the world. This thought was known and accepted among the Sufis from the beginning of the Tasavvuf history, but was kept secret from the people who were not qualified. For the first time in the fourth century, the judge Tirmizî Hatmü’l-Velâye spoke clearly of this subject, and in the seventh century, the Ibn Arabî gave more detailed information about the subject, and the ricâli’l-gayb view was placed among the most discussed subjects of Tasavvuf. There are many discussions on this issue that are still being discussed today. In this study, the book is presented in Tasavufta Ricâlü’l-Gayb Understanding: Ibn Abidin’s Example.