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Chronological order at the Western Academy by Reynold Nicholson. 1945 – Arthur Arberry 1969 – Annemarie Schimmel 2003), Julian Baldick, Carl Ernst, Ahmet Karamustafa, Nile Green, the final ring of the general tasavvuf historical writing formed by the Russian academic Alexander Knysh. Knysh, who serves as a professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Michigan and is actually a Yemeni historian, has numerous English and Russian studies on the fields of research such as Modern Islamic Movements, Islamic Thought History, Docsography. First of all, it was the Arabic (the Arabic) for the first time. Knysh’s “Meccan Revelations”: Man, Metaphysics and Mysticism” and Ibn’s “Arabi in the Later Islamic Tradition: The Making of a Polemical Image in Medieval Islam” (The Making of a Polemical Image in the Medieval Islam), which discussed his thoughts and effects, followed by Islamic Mysticism: A Short History (1999), which was welcomed by Tasavvuf’s historian researchers with interest. The Short History, which appears as a product of the tasavvuf courses outside Knysh's field of expertise, has not been found in clear methodological claims as it is an initial study for tasavvuf history, and is largely linked to the common Zühd-tasavvuf-tarikat template in the orientalist histography.

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