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The Sufi beliefs that Al Maarif al Kubra expresses are belief in divine magic and an all-hearing and all-knowing God. The Sufis believe that Allah, as it were, is present in everything and everywhere and that there are signs, or aa'ad ("some indication") for Allah in everything. Al Ma'arif al-Kubra argues that man should approach a qa'id ("person whose body is full of divine signs") in order to receive benefits from this.
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The title, Shams al-Ma'arif (full text; Arabic), literally means 'the book of the sun of the occult'. It was composed by Ahmad al-Buni (also known as Abû Naṣr), and covers a wide range of Islamic science and esoteric magical practices. Written in the 12th century CE (622 CE/1223 AD), al-Buni was born near the ancient trade city of Tlemcen, Algeria. MASOOM (full text; English). PDF 2427 2.3515e86e1 (05h02/02). Updated: January 31, 2015; Publish Date: August 2, 2013; Details.
MASOOM (full text). English-Arabic/English-Urdu. 694-0. Abi al-Kasib Shams al-Din Muahammad asad al-Taqsm fil Maaarif. The book was written by Imam al-Kazwini and completed with the blessings of Shams ul-Maarif al-kubra. This book. Es-Shams ist-sih al-wal bntnk.. You download these PDFs to refer to them in reading mode.. 2451 2.40d0ada30 (07h45/11). Updated: November 11, 2017; Publish Date: November 8, 2017; Details.
Shams al-Ma'arif is one of the three major books on magic that exist in the Arabic tradition. It is not a grimoire in the sense that it does not contain a list of incantations, nor does it contain a method that may or may not lead to a collection of such incantations, but instead, it is a theological and esoteris study of magic that was influential in the Islamic tradition from which many real grimoires took form. The book was generally regarded as the major text of Arabic magic. Its significance is that it was written by Imam al-Kasími (1201-1274) at a time when Muslim magical practice was increasingly becoming linked to Sufi Islam.
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