According to the author the complete approach to mysticism not only involves intellectual belief but also practical activity. The former, he says, is an easier component to achieve than the latter. Intellectual belief can easily be acquired by reading books of leading Batiniyah scholars. From the writings, the fundamental intellectual teachings are clearly delineated...
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From the writings, the fundamental intellectual teachings are clearly delineated. It is transforming these intellectual teachings into a practical way of life?practical activity such as moral change?that is not straightforward. The author considers immediate experience or "dhawq" of the intellectual lessons to be the component of mysticism that truly imparts learning to the individual, which is not emphasized by the Batiniyah...
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