Contents
- 5.4.6.4Reading the Book of Mim, Waw and Nun (Aleppo, 617/1220)
- 5.4.6.5Reading the Book of Greatness (Aleppo, 617/1220)
- 5.4.6.6Reading the Station of Vocal Stations (Aleppo, 618/1221)
- 5.4.6.7The Turmoils that Shall Hit Aleppo
- 5.4.6.8=\%In Chapter IX and fifty-five hundred, a door before the last of Revelations Meccan who summed up when Shaykh bulk may Allah be pleased with him secrets what he wrote in previous sections, said Shaykh in secret door thirty and one hundred [156] it will fall mesmerized many in the city of Aleppo, said: It is the mystery of death red green and foremost, and then said, in the form of coo:
- 5.4.7His Son Saaduddin Muhammad (Malatya, Ramadan 618/1221)
- 5.4.7.1=\%Shaykh Muhyiddin Ibn al-Arabi may Allah be pleased with him two sons; I named Imad al-Din and second Saad Eddin. We do not know exactly when was the birth of Imad Eddin but we noticed shortly before he was attending lessons his father mentions his name in the records hearing in Aleppo year 617, which means that the old in that probably more than ten years may be about eighteen years old, which means that it may be Born in Mecca around the year 600 or shortly thereafter in Aleppo or Damascus.
- 5.4.7.2The Death of Badr al-Habashi (Malatya 618/1221)
- 5.4.7.3The Year 619/1222
- 5.4.7.4Some Other Books He Wrote in This Period
- 5.5Comments on the Opening Poem
- 6THE SETTING: Settling in Damascus until he passed away, may Allah have mercy on him - (620/1223 - 638/1240)
- 6.2Settling in Damascus
- 6.2.1Damascus, the oldest inhabited city in history
- 6.2.2The Political Situation in that Period
- 6.2.3The social and Religious Situation
- 6.2.4Why the Greatest Shaykh Chose Damascus?
- 6.2.5Feeling the Unknown Love!
- 6.2.6Counsel My Servants (Damascus)
- 6.3His Students and Companions in Damascus
- 6.3.1Ibn al-Zakiy Family
- 6.3.2Shamsuddin Ismail Ibn Sawdakin al-Nuri
- 6.3.3Reading the Tajalliyat (Damascus, 14 Muharram 620/1223)
- 6.3.4Awhaduddin al-Kirmani (Damascus)
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