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Ibn al-Arabi On the Mysteries of Fasting

by Muhyi Din Ibn al-Arabi

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Ibn al-Arabi explains the mysteries of fasting and the spiritual rewards resulting from it.
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Traducido del Capí­tulo 71 del Futuhat al-Makkiyya por Aisha Bewley, Ibn al-Arabi relata los misterios del ayuno desde la perspectiva gnóstica (irfani) mientras que al mismo tiempo explica la ley divina en cada detalle. -
Translated from Chapter 71 of the Futuhat al-Makkiyya by Aisha Bewley, Ibn al-Arabi relates mysteries of fasting from the gnostic (irfani) perspective while at the same time explaining the divine law in every detail.
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