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This paper discusses the concept of Al-Wahdatul Wujud of Ibnu Arabi. Ibnu Arabi is a well-known philosopher in Islam and he was born in Sapin on 570 H. His philosophical concept and sufistic (Islamic mysticism) thought are mostly influenced by Ibn Rushd's and Ibn Sina's philosophy. Ibu Arabi argues that everything in nature has the essence of being which is similar to the concept of Al-Farabi's philosophy, with focus on the concept of emission (emanation) philosophy of Folotinus, "which says that the “One” is everywhere and there is no where as a cause. Ibnu Arabi uses the term absolute (al-wujud al-mutlaq) or universal form (al-wujud al Kully) to show reality of the ultimate humans’ life. Absolute is not limited to any particular form, but is common to all forms of life. Absolute is also understood in the sense of not being in all forms but forms that transcend all the human beings.

THE CONCEPT OF AL-WIHDATUL WUJUD IBNU ARABI (A Sufistic Philosophical Study)