Concept essays
Time, appointed time and beginninglessness
Distinguishing a relation between events, a measured day and the absence of a beginning.
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12 concept essays, 4 research articles and 4 studies, adapted from the Arabic editorial library.
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Concept essays
Distinguishing a relation between events, a measured day and the absence of a beginning.
Concept essays
A reading of khayal that distinguishes the appearing image, the perceiving faculty and the judgment made about it.
Concept essays
Reading the two sides of an intermediate relation before treating barzakh as a universal definition.
Concept essays
A map of receiving, thinking and discerning within Ibn al-Arabi’s account of knowledge.
Concept essays
From the supplicant’s condition to the different relations described in chapter 558.
Concept essays
Tajalli read through what appears, who receives it and the relation between them.
Concept essays
Keeping nafas, renewed states and fresh knowledge distinct while tracing their connections.
Concept essays
Distinguishing dependence, knowledge and manifestation before making a general claim about being.
Research practice
Choose evidence according to the claim you are making and make the chain of transmission visible.
Research practice
Keep the source’s wording separate from paraphrase and make editorial interventions visible.
Research practice
Prepare the Arabic wording, references and terminology before deciding on foreign-language equivalents.
Research practice
Describe the evidence before choosing a preferred reading.
Concept essays
Distinguish a letter, its name and the relationships developed from it.
Concept essays
Read the distinctions among mahabba, wudd, ishq and hawa within their particular contexts.
Concept essays
Connect the discussion of mercy with practical care while preserving the differences between contexts.
Concept essays
Follow knowledge into action through circumstances, responsibility and the rights of others.
Studies
How a boundary joins two sides while preserving their differences.
Studies
Reading universal giving alongside particular circumstances and responsibility.
Studies
Distinguishing a speaker’s intention, a reader’s understanding and a warranted conclusion.
Studies
A reading of futuwwa that keeps the owner of each right in view.