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  • => Preliminary Outline of Ibn Arabis Cosmology
  • ... ace Allah created the seven paradisiacal 'Gardens' (al-jinan, s. janna) named in the Qur’an, with their different states and levels marking the symbolic 'meeting-place' between the purely spiritual realities of the divine Throne and the 'sensible' realities in the realm of the Pedestal. ...


  • => The Kinds of Events
  • ... nd earth). The -/- sign means that the corresponding data is not given in the text. For Wednesday, Ibn al-Arabi does not give detailed numbers, but simply says (p. 14) that 'God ordered the spiritual realities to help the Soul according to their corresponding strength'. The '?' indicates t ...


  • => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Figure I.2: The establishing Throne and what it contains down to the Pedestal. This diagram is translated from Ibn Arabi's drawing in chapter 371 [III 422]. We put the title as it is in the original text, though we notice that the diagram shows the Prime
  • ... ce Allah created the seven paradisiacal 'Gardens' ( al-jinan , s. janna ) named in the Qur an, with their different states and levels marking the symbolic 'meeting-place' between the purely spiritual realities of the divine Throne and the 'sensible' realities in the realm of the Pedestal. ...


  • => SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Table IV.4: The action of the Soul (on the world) in each Day of the seven Days of events and the ratio of contribution by the seven Heavens.
  • ... , and earth). The -/- sign means that the corresponding data is not given in the text. For Wednesday, Ibn Arabi does not give detailed numbers, but simply says (p. 14) that 'God ordered the spiritual realities to help the Soul according to their corresponding strength'. The '↓' indic ...


  • => DUALITY OF TIME - 4.2.6.4  Hierarchy of Divine Names
  • ... e, Allah created the seven paradisaical Gardens, as named in the Quran and Hadith, with their different states and levels marking the symbolic “meeting-place” between the purely spiritual realities of the divine Throne and the sensible realities in the realm of the Pedestal. Th ...



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