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Understanding 9/11Oriental mysticism, a treatise on the sufiistic and unitarian theosophy of the Persians
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Based on a Persian manuscript treatise, Maksad i Aksá, or "Remotest aim", by ʻAzíz bin Mohammed, Nafasí, originally written in Turkish and translated into Persian by Khwárazím Shah. cf. Pref
"Glossary of technical and allegorical expressions in use among the Súfí poets": p. [69]-81
Based on a Persian manuscript treatise, Maksad i Aksá, or "Remotest aim", by ʻAzíz bin Mohammed, Nafasí, originally written in Turkish and translated into Persian by Khwárazím Shah. cf. Pref
"Glossary of technical and allegorical expressions in use among the Súfí poets": p. [69]-81
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Based on a Persian manuscript treatise, Maksad i Aksá, or "Remotest aim", by ʻAzíz bin Mohammed, Nafasí, originally written in Turkish and translated into Persian by Khwárazím Shah. cf. Pref.
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