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If you get a master's in world religions at Cambridge, these are the questions you might write an essay on at the end of your coursework:

• What, if anything, did Ibn Arabi and Meister Eckhart have in common?


• Does Ghazali's concept of nafs derive primarily from Greek antecedents?


• What does the principle of taklif reveal about Islamic legal definitions of the human person?


• What is the purpose of Avicenna's flying-man argument?


• Discuss the concept of the self in any one major tradition of Hinduism.


• In what sense is an insider's account of a religion objective?


• How defensible is Izutsu's Sufism and Taoism?


• 'Is there no self?' Why did the Buddha not reply?

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I wanna know what Ibn Arabi and Meister Eckart have in common!!! I want to have an opinion about Ghazali's concept of nafs!!!