Mi‘rāj al-Tashawwuf ilā Ḥaqā’iq al-Taṣawwuf

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Mi‘rāj al-Tashawwuf ilā Ḥaqā’iq al-Taṣawwuf is a seminal Sufi treatise by the Moroccan scholar Ibn ‘Ajiba that explores the principles, practices, and inner realities of Islamic mysticism.

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instanceOf Arabic work
Islamic religious text
Sufi treatise
aimsTo clarify realities of Sufi doctrine
guide seekers on the Sufi path
associatedWith Moroccan Sufi tradition
North African Sufism
author Ibn ‘Ajiba
authorBelongsTo Ibn ‘Ajiba
authorEra 18th–19th century Islamic scholarship
countryOfOrigin Morocco
describedAs seminal Sufi treatise
explores ethical discipline in Sufism
inner meanings of worship
path of spiritual realization in Islam
stations and states of the Sufi path
field Islamic spirituality
Tasawwuf
linked to: Sufism
focusesOn inner realities of Sufism
practices of Sufism
principles of Sufism
genre Islamic theology
Sufi manual
hasAuthorFullName Aḥmad ibn Muḥammad ibn ‘Ajiba al-Ḥasanī
linked to: Ibn ‘Ajiba
influencedBy Maghribi Sufi tradition
classical Sufi literature
language Arabic
mainSubject Islamic mysticism
linked to: Sufism

Sufism
regionContext Maghrib
religion Islam
timePeriod pre-modern Islamic era
tradition Sunni Islam
usedIn Islamic seminaries focusing on Sufism
Sufi education

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Ibn ‘Ajiba notableWork Mi‘rāj al-Tashawwuf ilā Ḥaqā’iq al-Taṣawwuf