It consists in recognizing the most virtuous of things. (Ravza, 313)
A ḥakīm is one who desires and seeks that which leads his thought to the Real (al-Ḥaqq), then becomes annihilated in the Real (fanāʾ fī al-Ḥaqq), and …
It consists in recognizing the most virtuous of things. (Ravza, 313)
A ḥakīm is one who desires and seeks that which leads his thought to the Real (al-Ḥaqq), then becomes annihilated in the Real (fanāʾ fī al-Ḥaqq), and thereafter remains subsistent with the Real (baqāʾ maʿa al-Ḥaqq). (Ravza, 621)
