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A Universe of Mirrors: The Mirror Metaphor in Ibn ʿArabī’s Thought in Relation to Ontology, Knowledge, and Perfection
The mirror metaphor is ubiquitous in sufi texts. It operates uniquely in Ibn ʿArabī’s thought and writings as a representation of his conception of the cosmos. Being, knowledge, and perfection are among the seminal themes of al-Shaykh al-Akbar’s thought, and the mirror metaphor is employed in reveal...
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2023
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