Iranian Persian Language and Literature Promotion Society Research on Mystical Literature HTTPS://JP 1 3 2007 09 23 Ghazzali and Ibn-e-Arabi in the field of Lexicography Ghazzali and Ibn-e-Arabi in the field of Lexicography 179 194 16272 FA M. Shabanzadeh Assistant Professor of University of Sistan & Baluchestan Journal Article 2016 06 14 The 'Al Emla-fi-eshkalat el- Ehya' is an unknown book belonging to Ghazzali, in which he has explained some of the terms existing in Ehya-ol-Olum. In this book, he has also explained some mystical terms. Also Ibn-e-Arabi’s writing, that is, Fotuhat-al-Makkieeh has entered in the- so called- field of lexicography. This was owing to the fact that such a kind of attitude toward “Fotuhat-al-Makkieeh” had forced him to extract, arrange, and subsequently describe some of the terms. Consequently, Both Gazzali and Ibn-e-Arabi came to field of lexicography through writing their books. In this research, these books are considered according to their lexicographical features. The 'Al Emla-fi-eshkalat el- Ehya' is an unknown book belonging to Ghazzali, in which he has explained some of the terms existing in Ehya-ol-Olum. In this book, he has also explained some mystical terms. Also Ibn-e-Arabi’s writing, that is, Fotuhat-al-Makkieeh has entered in the- so called- field of lexicography. This was owing to the fact that such a kind of attitude toward “Fotuhat-al-Makkieeh” had forced him to extract, arrange, and subsequently describe some of the terms. Consequently, Both Gazzali and Ibn-e-Arabi came to field of lexicography through writing their books. In this research, these books are considered according to their lexicographical features. https://jpll.ui.ac.ir/article_16272_049427554fb8b054436421850c5bf89c.pdf