=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 3. The Week as the Primary Time Cycle:... Ayyam Al-Sha n , and in a few passages in the Futuhat . We shall devote Chapter IV to explaining the real flow of time as viewed by Ibn Arabi, by defining three different types of days: the normal days, and the 'taken-out' days and the 'intertwined' days. Read Other Books: Th ...
=> The Single Day... since there are no distinguishing features in this orb - which indeed is why it is called 'isotropic' (atlas), or the same in all directions. Therefore we can not measure the length of our normal day which is actually the 'day' of this isotropic orb (as we explained above in the previous ...
=> The Week as the Primary Time Cycle... a few passages in the Futûhât. We shall devote Chapter IV to explaining the real flow of time as viewed by Ibn ‘Arabî, by defining three different types of days: the normal days, and the 'taken-out' days and the 'intertwined' days. Read Other Books: The Single Monad ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 15. The 'Single Day':... since there are no distinguishing features in this orb which indeed is why it is called 'isotropic' ( atlas ), or the same in all directions. Therefore we can not measure the length of our normal day which is actually the 'day' of this isotropic orb (as we explained above in the previous ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 13. Days of Other Orbs and Divine Names:... c orb. In this way there are shorter days and longer days, depending on the relevant orb: and when Allah caused the isotropic orb to rotate and made its full cycle a complete day (i.e., the normal day) without daytime and night So 'Days' are different: some Days are a half-cycle, some Days ...
=> TIME CHEST - Chapter 3: Complex-Time Geometry and Ultimate Symmetry... e spatial dimensions and the seventh is the outer time. This is the Cosmic Week, that is the ultimate unit of space-time geometry. Surprisingly, the days of this week are identical with our normal days that we count, the same twenty-four hours’ day! Yet all these days, including Saturday ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 16. Moments:... The questions of 'Do those sub-moments have non-zero durations?' and 'How many sub-moments are in the moment?' remain open, though a first speculation is that the process is similar to the normal day where the sun rises and sets to define the daytime and the night. There is some support f ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 5. Discreteness and Continuousness:... orld is ultimately continuous or discrete. Although there are discrete events happening in discrete times, still the change from one event to another looks continuous, just like the flow of normal days; there is no abrupt change. Although we can easily divide events over days and classify ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - CHAPTER III
The Significance of the Divine Week
and its Seven Days... unique manner that causes unique events and motions to appear in the entire cosmos. However, the seven Days of these divine, creative 'events' or 'tasks' ( shu un ) are intertwined with our normal days of the apparent earthly week in a special manner that we shall explain in the coming cha ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 14. The Daytime and Nighttime:... we have seen above, but also he gives a very broad meaning of daytime and night ( nahar and layl ), suggesting that every orb and divine Name has a corresponding daytime and night like our normal daytime and night. Just as our daytime and night are caused by the apparent motion of the sun ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 2.1. The Day:... amental divine Names on the entire cosmos, as we shall see further below (section 4). This unique divine Day is in fact the smallest indivisible unit of time, though it equals in length the normal day as we discussed in section II.15. Read Other Books: The Single Monad Model ...
=> The Moment... The questions of 'Do those sub-moments have non-zero durations?' and 'How many sub-moments are in the moment?' remain open, though a first speculation is that the process is similar to the normal day where the sun rises and sets to define the daytime and the night. There is some support f ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - IV.2.4 The Seven Heavens and the Inner
Levels of Time... avenly orbs to act in a special unique manner that causes unique events and motions to appear in the entire cosmos. However, the seven Days of these divine creation are intertwined with our normal days of the apparent earthly week in a special manner that has been explained in Chapter IV o ...
=> Days of Other Orbs and Divine Names... In this way there are shorter days and longer days, depending on the relevant orb: …and when Allah caused the isotropic orb to rotate … and made its full cycle a complete day (i.e., the normal day) without daytime and night… So 'Days' are different: some Days are a half-cycle, some D ...
=> Discreteness and Continuousness... orld is ultimately continuous or discrete. Although there are discrete events happening in discrete times, still the change from one event to another looks continuous, just like the flow of normal days; there is no abrupt change. Although we can easily divide events over days and classify ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Table IV.3: The intertwined Days (all Days). The shaded background indicates the nights of the normal days, and bold font indicates Night hours of the intertwined Days. The data in this table is extracted from Kitab Ayyam Al-Sha n, pp. 11-16.... MOS: Ibn al-Arabi's Concept of Time and Creation by Mohamed Haj Yousef Search Inside this Book Table IV.3: The intertwined Days (all Days). The shaded background indicates the nights of the normal days, and bold font indicates Night hours of the intertwined Days. The data in this table is ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Figure II.2: The daytime and night in the sky. Night is only in some regions below the corresponding orb, whereas in the orb itself it is all day. And in the case of the normal day on the earth, the outlet of the night is extended in space as a cone.... ch Inside this Book Figure II.2: The daytime and night in the sky. Night is only in some regions below the corresponding orb, whereas in the orb itself it is all day. And in the case of the normal day on the earth, the outlet of the night is extended in space as a cone. ...
=> The Significance of the Week in Theology and Astronomy... am Al-Sha’n, and in a few passages in the Futuhat. We shall devote Chapter IV to explaining the real flow of time as viewed by Ibn al-Arabi, by defining three different types of days: the normal days, and the 'taken-out' days and the 'intertwined' days. ======== [1] See: Herodotus ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - Table IV.2: The intertwined Days (example of Sunday alone). The shaded background indicates the nights of the normal days, and bold font indicates the nighttime hours of the intertwined Days. The data in this table is extracted from
Kitab Ayyam Al-Sha... bi's Concept of Time and Creation by Mohamed Haj Yousef Search Inside this Book Table IV.2: The intertwined Days (example of Sunday alone). The shaded background indicates the nights of the normal days, and bold font indicates the nighttime hours of the intertwined Days. The data in this t ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - PREFACE... rstanding of the 'Day' of creation as a minimum indivisible Day, a kind of 'instant of time' ( al-zaman al-fard ) that also includes (since it includes all of creation) the instants of that normal day itself which we live in and divide into hours, minutes, seconds and so on. In order to ex ...
=> The Four Main Time Cycles... amental divine Names on the entire cosmos, as we shall see further below (section 4). This unique divine Day is in fact the smallest indivisible unit of time, though it equals in length the normal day as we discussed in section II.15. The Week: The second time cycle is the week, which Ibn ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 4.4.8.7 Saturday... Ibn al-Arabi shows that the actual flow of time, as the divine creative Week being the basic unit of space-time, is not the witnessed flow from Sunday to Monday and so on to Saturday. These normal days of the week that we witness are the ‘circulated’ days, and not the actual d ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
