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  • Sālimīyah

    They held also that ittiḥād (mystical union) with God can be achieved through man’s contemplation of his own personality until he achieves complete consciousness of it. They based this view on the well-known concept that God created man after his image. Consequently, the Sālimīyah maintained that every man has…

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    They held also that ittiḥād (mystical union) with God can be achieved through man’s contemplation of his own personality until he achieves complete consciousness of it. They based this view on the well-known concept that God created man after his image. Consequently, the Sālimīyah maintained that every man has…

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