El-Khaḍir / El-Khiḍr:在穆斯林传统Prophète-Sage by Irfan Omar(卡萨布兰卡):a . Retani十字路口、2021年版),第202页,ISBN: 9789920769860€1点

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Ilahiyat Studies-A Journal on Islamic and Religious Studies Pub Date : 2023-05-18 DOI:10.12730/is.1296441

Michael Calabri̇a

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第一段:1654年11月，莫卧儿皇帝沙贾汗(Shah Jahan)前往阿杰梅尔(Ajmer)城的穆因·丁·奇什提(Mu 'in al-Din Chishti)神庙朝圣，这是他的王朝成员的普遍做法。这段旅程被记录在他的王室编年史《帕德沙那玛》(The Padshahnama)中的一幅画中。当皇帝穿过城郊的一条小溪时，他遇到了一个神秘的人物站在水面上，穿着翡翠长袍，戴着头巾，向皇帝献上一个地球仪。虽然在画中没有名字，但这个人物被确定为al-Khiḍir(也被翻译为al-Khaḍir和Khizr)，字面意思是“绿色的人”，这是古兰经中提到的Mūsā(摩西)神秘向导的传统名字(al-Kahf 18.60-82 ff.)，也是Irfan Omar对伊斯兰教中这个重要人物的受欢迎的研究的主题。

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El-Khaḍir/El-Khiḍr: Le Prophète-Sage dans la Tradition Musulmane by Irfan Omar (Casablanca: A. Retani Éditions La Croisée des Chemins, 2021), 202 pp., ISBN: 9789920769860, 18.00 €

First Paragraph: In November 1654, the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan made a pilgrimage to the shrine of Mu’in al-Din Chishti in the city of Ajmer as was a common practice for the members of his dynasty. The journey is captured in a painting from his royal chronicle, The Padshahnama. As the emperor crosses a stream on the outskirts of the city, he encounters a mysterious figure standing on the surface of the water, clad in an emerald robe and turban, and offering a globe to the emperor. Although unnamed in the painting, this figure has been identified as al-Khiḍir (also rendered as al-Khaḍir and Khizr), literally “the Green One,” the traditional name given to Mūsā’s (Moses’) mysterious guide mentioned in the Qur’an (al-Kahf 18.60-82 ff.) and the subject of Irfan Omar’s welcome study of this important figure in Islam.

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