لویی ماسینیون

	ششم و متوسطه اول
	آگاهی انسانی، آگاهی اجتماعی

Fifty years ago the renowned French Catholic

scholar of Islam and the Islamic world, Louis

Massignon, died on October 31,1962. He left

a legacy of books, articles and lectures, many

of which are dedicated to Interfaith dialogue

and particularly to the relationship of the Three

Abrahamic faith traditions, Judaism, Christianity

and Islam.F

Many have described Louis Massignon's voice

as "prophetic" and his own intense religious faith

and commitment as "mystical." Some have called

him an "Islamized Christian" due to his passionate

desire "to know," to understand Islam and the

experience of his Muslim friends and colleagues

from the inside out. His relationship with the Muslim

world began in his early twenties when he was

introduced to the 10th century Persian Sufi saint

and mystic known as Husayn Ibn Mansur

al-Hallaj. Hallaj was born into an Arabic speaking

family in a small town in Iran in 858 CE and

became a renowned teacher and outspoken

lover of Allah with many followers. A threat to

the religious establishment, he was subjected

to a long imprisonment in Baghdad before

being put to death in 922 CE. Massignon was

intrigued by this story and began his research

on the life and legend of al-Hallaj, initially for

his University dissertation.F

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