This is a noble biography of one of the most distinguished men of Sufism, who left behind a huge wealth of antiquities, opinions, and tastes, including an almost countless number of his books that people of time have returned to. What was lost is many times greater than what remains of it. It is the biography of the great Mursi Sufi, "Muhyi al-Din Ibn al-Arabi," who lived in the period between the middle of the sixth and seventh centuries AH. This period was full of literature and Sufism, in an environment that was one of the most fertile countries in the Islamic world in delicacy, taste, literature, and Sufism. It is the environment of Andalusia, which... Raised by him, he grew up as a great Sufi king, then his feet set out across the country, east and west, in search of knowledge and pursuit of wisdom. It is the biography of Ibn Arabi, whose star shone on the horizon of Sufi Islamic culture, alive and dead. He found supporters and opponents who supported and opposed him, and whose opinions and ideas occupied minds and minds, and aroused the revolt of some people and the admiration of others. His books remained to that time an abundant source and a hidden treasure to which students of knowledge rushed. Culture pioneers, soul lovers, philosophy lovers, and wisdom collectors.