I am in love with no other than myself,
and my very separation is my union ...
I am my beloved and my lover;
I am my knight and my maiden.
When my Beloved appears,
With what eye do I see Him?
With His eye, not with mine,
For none sees Him except Himself.
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101 Hadith Qudsi.
Ibn al-Arabi’s Mishkāt al-Anwār is one of the most important and influential early collections of hadith qudsi. It comprises 101 sayings, drawn from the oral tradition as well as written collections.
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Ruhani Isfar aur un ke Samaraat.
There can be no doubt that the theme of the voyage was central to Ibn 'Arabî's thought and in Kitab al-Isfâr 'an natâ'ij al-asfâr – Unveiling from the Effects of the Voyages Shaykh has traced the trajectory of a number of voyages: existential, metaphoric, and textual.
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Anqa' Mughrib
From the collection of Nawab ud din Hayderabadi, "Anqa Mughrib" Ibn al-'Arabi's Book of the Fabulous Gryphon is on the topic of Khatm al-Walayya. The manuscript shows the complete Arabic text with full diacritics so that words are easily distinguished.
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Ardh al-Haqiqa
Chapter eight of the Futûhât is dedicated to the ard al-haqîqa, the 'World of Reality' that was created with what remained of Adam's clay. It belongs, says Ibn 'Arabi, to the 'âlam al-khayâl, the Imaginal World, and it is part of the barzakh, the 'isthmus' that joins all the orders of reality. This selection is from that chapter.
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