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The Foundation began its publishing activities in 2010 AD, and the name of Ibn al-Arabi was chosen in appreciation of him as one of the flags of Arab culture and Islamic mysticism. He presented the Arabic library with hundreds of books and letters, in addition to his prolific poetic contribution. The one with which he signed his books and was famous among the scholars of his time and those who followed them, although the name “Ibn Arabi” was used by the common people without a definition, especially in the later centuries, as is the case with non-Arabs, due to the lightening of the weight of the defining article. The Ibn al-Arabi Foundation seeks to present the Sufi heritage in general, and the Akbar heritage in particular, to readers in verified editions of a scientific investigation that contributes to the definition of true Sunni Sufism through direct access to the original literature that for centuries remained in the coffers of manuscripts until whoever wanted to attribute to its author whatever he did not write it or mentioned it.