Authors

• Mohammad Javad Pashaei ¹
• Mahmoud Seidi ²

¹ Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Shahed University (mjpashaei@ shahed.ac.ir)

² Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Shahed University

Abstract

The issue of evil and how to deal with it has been one of the most fundamental ideas that has always occupied the human mind throughout history. The depth of the ambiguity of this issue has been so Infidel for some of them that it has been called the refuge of atheism and the most important reason against the existence of God. Some of these fears should be focused on how to use prayer against evil; because the public believes that their desires must be achieved through prayer. The main question of this article is how, based on Ibn ‘Arabi's ideas, one can overcome the mental and physical injuries caused by evil and disease through prayer. In a descriptive-analytical approach, the author has come to the conclusion that by dividing the types of questions into verbal, present, and talented, and dividing the verbal question into hurried, probable, and obedient from Ibn ‘Arabi's point of view, only possible and obedient questions can harm the evils. And minimize disease.

Keywords

• Keywords: Ibn ‘Arabi
• supplication
• question
• evil
• gift
• fixed aim