This article explores the spiritual journey and philosophical significance of Ibrahim Adham, one of the earliest and most influential figures in Islamic Sufism. Known for his dramatic transformation from a royal prince to a wandering ascetic, his path embodies the core values of Sufism such as renunciation of the material world, spiritual purification, divine love, and inner awakening. The study examines historical accounts, Sufi narratives, and theological interpretations to understand his role in shaping Sufi doctrine. His journey serves as a symbol of spiritual detachment and surrender to divine will, which has inspired generations of mystics throughout the Islamic world.

Sufism, Ibrahim Adham, renunciation, divine love

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