5.2 - His Second Trip to the North (606/1209-608/1211)

Likewise, we also do not know exactly when Shaykh Muhyiddin left Mecca this time, but we find him in 606/1211 in northern Syria, in Aleppo, where he wrote the Book of Transfigurations (al-Tajalliyat) and was also discussing the hadith with Shaykh Abu al-Hasan al-Bejaii, who saved him in Egypt as we mentioned above. Ibn al-Arabi then returned to Mecca through Damascus and possibly Baghdad, where he met the famous historian Ibn al-Dubaithi and his student Ibn al-Najjar.

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Second Journey to the North: (Mecca - Aleppo - Damascus - Baghdad - Mecca).

5.2.1- His First Stay In Aleppo (606/1209)

5.2.2- Brief History of Aleppo

5.2.3- In Damascus (608/1211)

5.2.4- His Second Visit to Baghdad (Ramadan 608/1212)

5.2.5- Returning to the Holy Mecca