Jālamān/ʿālamayn; aʿrās-i ilāhiyya (divine thresholds); dawāʾir (circles); ḥākimān/ḥākimeyn (rulers/sovereigns)
The ʿālam (world) is of two kinds: the spiritual (rūḥānī) and the corporeal (jismānī) ʿālam. You may also call this the sensory (ḥissī) and the intellectual (ʿaqlī) ʿālam, or the higher (ʿulwī) and the lower (suflī) world.
The entirety of the (ʿālam) follows one after another, but it differs according to the distinctions of consideration. When considered in themselves, you call them corporeal and spiritual; the perceiving...