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  • Hazrat Ali - The Revelation of The Veiled

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    The chapter discusses the symbolism of the letters of the Arabic alphabet according to Islamic tradition. Each letter represents a spiritual truth or reality, such as Alif representing God as the One, the Absolute and the Eternal. The chapter explores the meaning and significance of several letters and their relation to spiritual truths.

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    Spiritual Practice

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    Hazrat Ali _The Revelation of the Veiled

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    The chapter discusses the symbolism of the letters of the Arabic alphabet according to Islamic tradition. Each letter represents a spiritual truth or reality, such as Alif representing God as the One, the Absolute and the Eternal. The chapter explores the meaning and significance of several letters and their relation to spiritual truths.

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    53 vues7 pages

    Hazrat Ali - The Revelation of The Veiled

    Transféré par

    Pameswara
    The chapter discusses the symbolism of the letters of the Arabic alphabet according to Islamic tradition. Each letter represents a spiritual truth or reality, such as Alif representing God as the One, the Absolute and the Eternal. The chapter explores the meaning and significance of several letters and their relation to spiritual truths.

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    EXCERPT:

    The Symbolism of the Letters of the Alphabet is Chapter 7 of the book:

    A Muslim Saint of the 20th Century by Martin Lings

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