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Praises Fusus al-Hikam of bn-Arabi: the words of the Fusus became placed in our heart like a stone in the setting of a ring These were revealed to Ibn Arabi by the Apostle and by his spirit to us.

Praises Fusus al-Hikam of bn-Arabi: the words of the Fusus became placed in our heart like a stone in the setting of a ring These were revealed to Ibn Arabi by the Apostle and by his spirit to us.

Shah Nematullah Wali
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Divine knowledge leads to the realisation of ‘Fanaa'. For Ibn Arabi ‘fana' is only a process of the recognition of inmost self or the awareness of the ‘Oneness’ with God. It frees man from the bondage of ignorance.

Divine knowledge leads to the realisation of ‘Fanaa'. For Ibn Arabi ‘fana' is only a process of the recognition of inmost self or the awareness of the ‘Oneness’ with God. It frees man from the bondage of ignorance.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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As regards the relation between human soul and the Divine Soul. Ibn Arabi maintains that, on account of lack of Divine knowledge, we believe that our individual soul is a part of the Divine soul. When we gain Divine knowledge, the truth will be revealed in our heart and we will realise that our soul is nothing but the Divine soul in its original form.

As regards the relation between human soul and the Divine Soul. Ibn Arabi maintains that, on account of lack of Divine knowledge, we believe that our individual soul is a part of the Divine soul. When we gain Divine knowledge, the truth will be revealed in our heart and we will realise that our soul is nothing but the Divine soul in its original form.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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Ibne Arabi mystically distinguishes between Divine Names and Divine Attributes. Prior to God's manifestation into various forms, the Pure Essence is to be understood in terms of Divine Names. The Divine Attributes are the expressed forms or the revelations of the Divine Names.

Ibne Arabi mystically distinguishes between Divine Names and Divine Attributes. Prior to God's manifestation into various forms, the Pure Essence is to be understood in terms of Divine Names. The Divine Attributes are the expressed forms or the revelations of the Divine Names.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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As the prophets are allowed to show miracles, likewise Auliya Allah are forbidden to wrought Karamat.

As the prophets are allowed to show miracles, likewise Auliya Allah are forbidden to wrought Karamat.

Abu Ali Ahmad Rudbari

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When the mystics reach the utmost limits of the spiritual path, they enter the ocean of divine knowledge (Marifat), where all is bewilderment-not the bewilderment of being lost, but the bewilderment of having found all everything in an endless outpouring. “Guidance”, says Ibne Arabi, “is to be led to bewilderment then you will know that the whole affair is bewilderment, that bewilderment is agitation and movement, in life. There is no rest, no death, only existence, nothing of nonexistence.

When the mystics reach the utmost limits of the spiritual path, they enter the ocean of divine knowledge (Marifat), where all is bewilderment-not the bewilderment of being lost, but the bewilderment of having found all everything in an endless outpouring. “Guidance”, says Ibne Arabi, “is to be led to bewilderment then you will know that the whole affair is bewilderment, that bewilderment is agitation and movement, in life. There is no rest, no death, only existence, nothing of nonexistence.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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Ibne Arabi was the first Sufi who developed the concept of a Universal Religion. He says, since there is one Divine Essence in innumerable forms, God may be worshipped through innumerable ways. One Perfect God cannot be limited to any particular belief or creed. The true gnostic follows the principle of oie God and one religion.

Ibne Arabi was the first Sufi who developed the concept of a Universal Religion. He says, since there is one Divine Essence in innumerable forms, God may be worshipped through innumerable ways. One Perfect God cannot be limited to any particular belief or creed. The true gnostic follows the principle of oie God and one religion.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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Being is subject to continual annihilation and continual renewal. Ibne Arabi says: “Man does not spontaneously arrive at a clear idea of the fact that at each ‘breath’ he is not and then again is... in ‘the Renewing of Creation at each breath’ the instant of annihilation coincides with the instant of the manifestation of its like.”

Being is subject to continual annihilation and continual renewal. Ibne Arabi says: “Man does not spontaneously arrive at a clear idea of the fact that at each ‘breath’ he is not and then again is... in ‘the Renewing of Creation at each breath’ the instant of annihilation coincides with the instant of the manifestation of its like.”

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
Sufi Letter

LETTER 20: THE GRACE OF PROPHETS AND THE GRACE OF SAINTS

In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate!
Brother Shamsuddin, at all times and in all

Sheikh Sharfuddin Yahya Maneri
Sufi Letter

LETTER 21: THE FAULTS OF THE PROPHETS

In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate!
Brother Shamsuddin may God grant you increase! It

Sheikh Sharfuddin Yahya Maneri
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Ibne Arabi does not accept theories of ‘pure transcendence’ and ‘pure immanence’ of God. He says, He is to be regarded as both immanent and transcendent.

Ibne Arabi does not accept theories of ‘pure transcendence’ and ‘pure immanence’ of God. He says, He is to be regarded as both immanent and transcendent.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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The saints are witnesses to the truth of the prophet’s mission.

The saints are witnesses to the truth of the prophet’s mission.

Data Sahib
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Ibn Arabi does not accept the doctrine of unification with God because this logically implies man’s earlier ‘separation’ or apartness from God. Man's union with God may be viewed only as his awareness of his existing identity with God. Man never becomes God. The Sufi, in his perfect state of mystical experience, knows that his soul and body are nothing but the Internal and External sides of One Absolute.

Ibn Arabi does not accept the doctrine of unification with God because this logically implies man’s earlier ‘separation’ or apartness from God. Man's union with God may be viewed only as his awareness of his existing identity with God. Man never becomes God. The Sufi, in his perfect state of mystical experience, knows that his soul and body are nothing but the Internal and External sides of One Absolute.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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The pre-eminence of the prophets depends on their exalted rank and not their being preserved from the defilement of sin, not on miracles or acts which violate custom.

The pre-eminence of the prophets depends on their exalted rank and not their being preserved from the defilement of sin, not on miracles or acts which violate custom.

Data Sahib
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ne enjoy the gifts of the Lord, but you do not offer gratitude to Him.

ne enjoy the gifts of the Lord, but you do not offer gratitude to Him.

Ibrahim ibn Adham
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If you like to be saint of God, then desire not the things of this world or the next. Empty yourself for God. Turn your face to Him so that He may turn to you and make you, His saint.

If you like to be saint of God, then desire not the things of this world or the next. Empty yourself for God. Turn your face to Him so that He may turn to you and make you, His saint.

Ibrahim ibn Adham
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You consign your dead parents to the grave and yet you do not take lesson from the incident (and feel as if you are immortal).

You consign your dead parents to the grave and yet you do not take lesson from the incident (and feel as if you are immortal).

Ibrahim ibn Adham
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A man brought ten thousand dirhams to him, but Ibrahim refused to take saying; “You want to blot out my name from the register of the Faqeer with then ten thousand dirhams! I will never take this!”

A man brought ten thousand dirhams to him, but Ibrahim refused to take saying; “You want to blot out my name from the register of the Faqeer with then ten thousand dirhams! I will never take this!”

Ibrahim ibn Adham
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“We ourselves are the attributes by which we describe God; our existence is merely objectification of His existence. God is necessary to us in order that we may exist, while we are necessary to Him in order that He may be manifested to Himself.

“We ourselves are the attributes by which we describe God; our existence is merely objectification of His existence. God is necessary to us in order that we may exist, while we are necessary to Him in order that He may be manifested to Himself.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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It is He who is manifest within every beloved to the eye of lover and there is no existent thing that is not a lover. So, the cosmos is all lover and beloved, and all of it goes back to Him. In the same Way, no one is worshipped but He, for no worshipper worships anything without imagining divinity within it. Otherwise, he would not worship it.

It is He who is manifest within every beloved to the eye of lover and there is no existent thing that is not a lover. So, the cosmos is all lover and beloved, and all of it goes back to Him. In the same Way, no one is worshipped but He, for no worshipper worships anything without imagining divinity within it. Otherwise, he would not worship it.

Muhiuddin Ibn Arabi
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