Ibn Masarrah ( _ar. ابن مسره), born in Spain on 883CE/269, was a famous Islamic Philosopher . He presented his ideas secretly just to a few students. In the Islamic world he is usually referred to as انباذقلس ثانى. The famous Islamic Gnostic
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Ibn Masarra — (arabe : محمد ابن مسرة بن نجيح الجبلي) né en 883 à Cordoue mort en 931 dans la Sierra de Cordoue est un philosophe et mystique andalou. Considéré comme l auteur de la première réflexion philosophique structurée d Al Andalus, néoplatonicien,… … Wikipédia en Français
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