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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root appears to be related to a specific place name, a village in Egypt. It is primarily used to identify a location and its inhabitants, particularly a notable Sufi figure from that village.
Derived headwords
- 1.Village in Egyptboth
A village located in Egypt, specifically mentioned as the origin of the Sufi scholar Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn Muhammad al-Shadhili al-Ahmadi.
- 1.Variant of Bayumclassical
An alternative or possibly related name for the village of Bayum in Egypt, mentioned in conjunction with it.
- 1.Sufi scholarboth
A renowned Sufi scholar and mystic from the village of Bayum, Egypt. He heard traditions from Umar ibn Abd al-Salam al-Tattawani and later withdrew from public life to devote himself to spiritual practices.
- 1.Scholarboth
A scholar from whom Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn Muhammad al-Shadhili heard traditions.
- 1.Engagement in studiesboth
The act of being occupied with scholarly pursuits or worldly affairs. In this context, it refers to the cessation of such activities by the Sufi scholar.
- 1.Seclusionboth
The state of being in solitude or retirement, often for spiritual contemplation or devotion. The scholar devoted himself to this practice.
- 1.Spiritual statesclassical
Refers to the mystical states or experiences of a Sufi. The scholar was known to have had significant spiritual states.
- 1.Ecstatic utterancesclassical
Unconventional or ecstatic utterances made by Sufis during states of spiritual intoxication, often considered controversial or difficult to understand.