=> The Significance of the Week in Theology and Astronomy... first day of the week, as was the case with the earlier Babylonians and Egyptians - a fact which Ibn al-Arabi and some other Muslim authors normally take for granted, based on many related prophetic narrations, as we shall see further below (section 5). Given their centrality in Qur’ani ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 6.8 Trinitarian World... made the human’s knowledge of himself as an example for knowing his Lord, because if he does not know himself he would not know his Lord [III.419.12]. This was also declared in some prophetic narrations often quoted by Ibn al-Arabi: “whoever knows himself knows his Lord†...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - IV.1 Oneness of Being and Pantheism... this level of creed is based on strong foundations of intellectual scholarship supported by rational statements and logical proofs, in addition to the various authentic accounts of related prophetic narrations and other religious statements attributed to some chief pious leaders. The thir ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - About this Book... tirely based on Ibn al-Arabi s original view of creation and his intense interpretation of Islamic cosmology, outlined in the momentary Quranic descriptions of the world and other essential prophetic narrations. However, it must be clearly noted that, although these principles are divinely ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - I.2.3 Fractal Dimensions and the
Emergence of Time... eligions and ancient civilizations, but it is most complete and well preserved in Islamic texts, though it is greatly abbreviated in many short and interconnected Quranic verses and related prophetic narrations. Nevertheless, many Muslim sages and philosophers have frequently elaborated on ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - i.3 Outline of Islamic Astronomy and
Cosmology... knowledge in Islam, as it provides the general principles and the principal facts for studying the Cosmos. Additionally, since the Quran gives only compact and primary facts, there are many prophetic narrations that are authentically attributed to Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, in wh ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - ABBREVIATIONS... each verse quoted or meaning indicated in the text we shall add parenthesis like that (xx:yy) where xx refers to the number of Sura (chapter) and yy is the number of Aya (verse). As for the prophetic narrations we mainly used Kanz al- Ummal (the Treasure of the Workers) which includes most ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 2. The Four Main Time Cycles:... the basic divine Names or Attributes of Allah can be limited to ninety-nine, Ibn Arabi considers them to be countless [III.146.35], while the ninety-nine Names that are referred to in some prophetic narrations are simply the main most Beautiful Names ( al-asma ' al-husna ) of Allah. Of th ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 1. The Significance of the Week in Theology and Astronomy:... s the first day of the week, as was the case with the earlier Babylonians and Egyptians a fact which Ibn Arabi and some other Muslim authors normally take for granted, based on many related prophetic narrations, as we shall see further below (section 5). Given their centrality in Qur anic ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2.9 The Day of the Age... Age is all a “daytime’: it does not have a night, because there is no orb above it; it is the truly all-encompassing orb that includes all material and spiritual orbs. Based on several Prophetic narrations, Ibn al-Arabi considers that “the Age” is one of the divine Names of Allah. ...
=> World Formula and the Kaaba... eligions and ancient civilizations, but it is most complete and well preserved in Islamic texts, though it is greatly abbreviated in many short and interconnected Quranic verses and related prophetic narrations. Nevertheless, many Muslim sages and philosophers have frequently elaborated on ...
=> The Four Main Time Cycles... e basic divine Names or Attributes of Allah can be limited to ninety-nine, Ibn al-Arabi considers them to be countless [III.146.35], while the ninety-nine Names that are referred to in some prophetic narrations are simply the main most Beautiful Names (al-asma' al-husna) of Allah. Of these ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - Note on References and Bibliography... e xx refers to the number of Sura (chapter) and yy is the number of Aya (verse). To simplify the reading, especially for the general unspecialized readers, I have omitted references to most prophetic narrations, using instead Ibn al-Arabi’s interpretations of them, which are referen ...
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.
