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The Fourteen Prayers of Aḥmad ibn Idrīs

الصلوات الإدريسية

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Clause 130 of 192 · The ninth prayer

نُورِ سُبُحاتِ الوَجْهِ في جَبَلِ قافِ تَجَلِّياتِ الكُنْهِ

the light of the glories of the Face on the mountain of Qāf of the self-disclosures of the innermost depth,

Nūri subuḥāti l-wajhi fī jabali Qāfi tajalliyāti l-kunh

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Words

Roots and lemmas:Automatic analysis

Roots and lemmas from CAMeL Tools and, for Qurʾān lines, the Quranic Arabic Corpus, with corrections checked against opened sources; most words await a reader's review.

  1. نُورِlemma نُورroot ن و ر
  2. سُبُحاتِlemma سُبْحَةroot س ب ح
  3. الوَجْهِlemma وَجْهroot و ج ه
  4. فيlemma فِي
  5. جَبَلِlemma جَبَلroot ج ب ل
  6. قافِlemma قافroot أ ي ي
  7. تَجَلِّياتِlemma تَجَلِّيroot ج ل و
  8. الكُنْهِlemma كُنْهroot ك ن ه

Roots in this clause

7 roots, in order of first appearance. Each root page gathers its words across the library.

Notes

  • Printed unvowelled

    نور سبحات الوجه في جبل قاف تجليات الكنه

    The base text (see This edition)

  • Page

    Majmūʿa sharīfa, Cairo: Dār al-Kutub al-ʿArabiyya al-Kubrā, 1334/1916, p. 60 (pdf 91).

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  • Term

    Qāf: the mountain said to ring the world, the furthest limit of the created.

Recordings

  • The fourteen prayers, recited on the channel of the Idrīsī order, الطريقة المحمدية الأحمدية الإدريسية: this clause · at 19:40

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