[@kashifhaq9993]

May Allah give you reward for sharing this. I did my own exegesis for Surah Al-Qalam (The Pen) which is also called Surah An-Nuun. I read most of the traditional exegesis of Quran but no one was able to satisfy my heart on their interpretation of what the letter Nuun represented. Therefore, I asked Allah to untangle this knot in my heart. Then after sometime, Allah opened my heart towards an understanding. I wrote down what came to my heart. It was very different than what i have read in exegesis of Quran. So I kept it to myself waiting to find something that will give me some courage to formalize and share it. This video not only confirmed what I found out but also gave me more insights on extending what I understood. Thanks to Allah for keeping the words of Sheikh ul Akbar alive and thanks for Stephen for being the conduit. May the hidden Nuun write down rewards for you with the same pen. Ameen.

[@Laharnaman]

Truly astonishing to glimpse the depth and majesty that these exemplars are capable of. Hard to believe the Divine cares so much about us wretches that it goes to all this trouble to educate us! It seems so remote and yet deeply embedded in the heart. I'm confounded.

[@jfreeman2927]

i doubt the divine is given a choice. if it wants to survive it must create, sustain AND protect.

[@niji_no_saki]

I have your books and they discuss about such complex ideas my mind couldn't wrap around. Watching this wonderful lecture of yours is a lot of help. Thank you for sharing this.. May Allah bless you

[@nayyerism]

Qq 4eaal0

[@benaissaadelomar3573]

I highly appreciated. Thanks a lot, Stephen.

[@annetierney5256]

Thank you for bringing these ideas to us

[@awakencitizen]

Excellent talk, Stephen. Really enjoyed it. I did watch Critchlow's lecture on Sacred Geomery. Now your talk on Ibn Arabi's perspective make it more clearer. Also read the Insha' ad- Dawayir ... very hard concepts to grasp. Thanks for the wonderful research and a very informative resourceful lecture. May God bless you with more delightful Insights

[@umerhayat2718]

Thanks Stephen, a masterpiece indeed.

[@mohammedzaidkhan6197]

Thanks a lot Stephen for great tafsir-explanation of remarkable research on Hazrat Muhiyuddin Ibn Al Arabi Rehmat Allah Aleh. May Allah bless you and also bless us to extend his work in the same perspective which close us to ahad. Ameen.

[@yacinelayri]

Highly appreciate Thank you sir

[@Ali1997SA]

Thank you Stephen Hirtenstein

[@ramziammouri]

Thanks Stephen. As always, your research and talks are full of insight.

[@traditionalateliers]

Thank you Stephen - a very interesting presentation

[@simibignall5688]

Thank you for unveiling a small part of this treasure.

[@salimi.sheriff7608]

Simply awesome ❤️🙏🌹

[@deniseleather]

Thank you so much, so clear and good to see the words diagrams and lovely compass.

[@sifat_islam]

Mind = blown. This is absolutely beautiful

[@theloveofminimalism6984]

SubhanAllah learning the Arabic letters wil have so much more meaning for me Alhamdoelilah!

[@nedimkufi]

I would like to express my many thanks and high appreciation for these great efforts in a convenient research method, because I am a graphic designer with an Arabic tongue. I learn from you more spiritual depth, and I hope that you will continue on this important path.

[@NewDiction]

He sees Himself with His eye, therefore, I am who am.

[@samiesamie3780]

Thank you very much!

[@NewDiction]

Compass is Compassion

[@wematter4870]

First time I hear this explanation of ibn arabi the nun , the circle , the eye
But I always felt the eye has mystery is its shape and the pupil inside , I need to read more ..

[@NewDiction]

The Kaaba is the Diction Chamber in the diagrammatic exposition of Diction Resolution Therapy.

[@Randomuser2329]

Outstanding

[@sixtinafriedrich4430]

Thank you so much Stephen Nasir🌹is there a version of Ibn Arabi’s Salawat in print? Blessings Hu

[@azeemuddinameenuddin1967]

It's available in Yousuf Nabhani Salawat collection book called, Al Hamziya

[@atiqrahman7289]

Interesting.

[@ibnarabielhatti6513]

mashAllah

[@IMAHMS]

The descriptions of Ibn Arabi of reality are identical to that of quantum physics.

[@p4sh4]

☆☆☆☆☆

[@oldlahore1857]

5:26

[@NazHussain]

Was Ibn Arabi a regular DMT consumer? Asking for a friend.

[@atiqrahman7289]

Interesting, but a bit weird, concept by a human being.

[@mehranmossaddad1656]

Ottoman???

[@learnings.academy]

Nooo Nooo We can't consider Quran living being...but you can say each of word/letter in quran have special denoted powers, which are by the will of Allah only