Ahmed Al-Sadiqi's 'The Presence of Absence in Ibn Arabi's Sufism' delves into the complex and often paradoxical philosophy of the renowned Sufi master, Ibn Arabi. This book meticulously explores how Ibn Arabi articulates the concept of 'presence in absence' or 'absence in presence,' a core tenet of his mystical thought that transcends conventional understanding of existence and non-existence. Al-Sadiqi provides a critical and insightful analysis, shedding light on the profound implications of this concept for understanding divine manifestation, human spiritual journey, and the nature of reality within Sufi mysticism. It is an essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of Islamic philosophy, Sufism, and comparative religion, offering a rich intellectual journey into the depths of mystical experience as interpreted by one of its greatest proponents.