thumb|A late 16th century Persian miniature, Safavid period, representing Ibn 'Arabi on horseback with two students. Wahdat ul-wujud (the Unity of All Things) is a concept sometimes described as pantheism or panentheistic. It is primarily associated with the Asharite Sufi scholar Ibn Arabi. Some Sufi Orders, notably the Bektashis and the Universal Sufi movement, adhere to similar panentheistic beliefs. Same is said about the Nizari Ismaili who follow panentheism according to Ismaili doctrine.
thumb|A late 16th century Persian miniature, Safavid period representing Ibn 'Arabi on horseback with two students Wahdat ul-wujud (the Unity of All Things) is a concept sometimes described as pantheism or panentheistic. It is primarily associated with the Asharite Sufi scholar Ibn Arabi. Some Sufi Orders notably the Bektashis and the Universal Sufi movement, adhere to similar panentheistic beliefs. Same is said about the Nizari Ismaili who follow panentheism according to Ismaili doctrine.