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Dhawq al-Kiram (Dhawq al-Kirām)

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A term associated in the secondary literature with Sufi Islamic mysticism and the intellectual milieu of Ibn al-ʿArabī. The provided source does not describe Dhawq al-Kiram as a defined ritual, nor does it state a specific threat or purpose that the practice addresses.

Claimed Effect

The supplied source does not record any claims about what Dhawq al-Kiram achieves; no traditionally stated efficacy is provided in the available material.

Description

Dhawq al-Kiram is named in connection with the intellectual and metaphysical milieu of classical Sufism associated with Ibn al-ʿArabī. The single provided source (a general encyclopedia entry on Ibn al-ʿArabī) situates Ibn al-ʿArabī as an influential Sufi metaphysician but does not describe Dhawq al-Kiram as a ritual, nor does it provide context about its performance, timing, or role. Therefore, while the term is tied to Sufi thought in the secondary reference, the specifics of the practice (if it is a practice) — including purpose, procedures, materials, and agents — are not documented in the supplied material. Further primary-text or ethnographic research would be required to produce a full ritual profile.

Procedure
  1. 01No procedural steps are recorded in the provided source; the available text contains no sequence of actions, words, or rites associated with Dhawq al-Kiram.
Contraindications
  • ⚠No contraindications or risks are recorded in the provided source; such information is not available from the supplied material.

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Sources
  1. [1]
    Ibn ʿArabī. Wikipedia contributors, 'Ibn ʿArabī,' Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
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