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Wahdat al-mawjud

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In Islamic philosophy, Wahdat al-Mawjud is the opposite of Wahdat al-wujud. It is the concept that existence moves towards Spiritual oneness, but remains plural. Eventually human beings become İnsan-ı Kâmil and reach wisdom of god (Anal Haqq).

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A, Yaşar Ocak. (1992) Osmanli Imparatorluğunda Marjinal Sufilik: Kalenderiler (XIV-XVII yüzyillar). Ankara: TTK..

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