LAMENT
LAMENT
The encounter with the Transcendent inspires an unspeakable awe, in the face of which our worldly existence appears as a source of separation and sorrow. Lament meditates on lines written by Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240) communicating the terror and wonder of an experience of the Infinitely Beyond. The poet uses visceral language that associates the desolation of the lover with the desolation of the desert to evoke the meeting of overwhelming attraction and overwhelming fear in a heart that trembles in the face of the Absolute.
Credits:
Performed, Arranged and Produced by Sami Yusuf
Words by Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi (1165-1240)
Music: Sami Yusuf
Classical guitars performed by Jon Lawton
Directed and Produced @ Andante Studios
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AENO_g1DGQ
#samiyusufofficial @samiyusuf #سامی_یوسف #sythecentre #samiyusuf #ibnarabi #lament #tradition #sufism
The encounter with the Transcendent inspires an unspeakable awe, in the face of which our worldly existence appears as a source of separation and sorrow. Lament meditates on lines written by Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240) communicating the terror and wonder of an experience of the Infinitely Beyond. The poet uses visceral language that associates the desolation of the lover with the desolation of the desert to evoke the meeting of overwhelming attraction and overwhelming fear in a heart that trembles in the face of the Absolute.
Credits:
Performed, Arranged and Produced by Sami Yusuf
Words by Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi (1165-1240)
Music: Sami Yusuf
Classical guitars performed by Jon Lawton
Directed and Produced @ Andante Studios
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AENO_g1DGQ
#samiyusufofficial @samiyusuf #سامی_یوسف #sythecentre #samiyusuf #ibnarabi #lament #tradition #sufism
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