Sentence examples for interior knowledge from inspiring English sources

Maʿrifa, (Arabic: "interior knowledge") in Islam, the mystical knowledge of God or the "higher realities" that is the ultimate goal of followers of Sufism.

Maʿrifa, ( Arabic: "interior knowledge") in Islam, the mystical knowledge of God or the "higher realities" that is the ultimate goal of followers of Sufism.

The way culminates in maʿrifah ("interior knowledge," "gnosis") or in maḥabbah ("love"), the central subject of Sufism since the 9th century, which implies a union of lover and beloved, and was therefore violently rejected by the orthodox, for whom "love of God" meant simply obedience.

In an Egyptian school of Sufism, the Nubian Dhū al-Nūn (died 859) reputedly introduced the technical term maʿ rifah ("interior knowledge"), as contrasted to learnedness; in his hymnical prayers he joined all nature in the praise of God an idea based on the Qurʾān and later elaborated in Persian and Turkish poetry.

"You're quite aware of the fact that we're black — that's why we're not asked to present that in our performance, where the white actors can bring whatever history and interior self-knowledge they have into a rehearsal process and into the making of character".

Knowledge of interior design is essential.

In describing the Woodward/Grady house in Georgetown, Adams deploys on interior decoration the expert knowledge more usually employed in genre fiction for avionics and handguns.

I also knew that it was perfect for Tony because it would use his film background, computer skills (computers have been used in set design for years), business acumen and knowledge of interior design.

The examination includes multiple-choice questions and a practical portion, which requires the interior designer to demonstrate knowledge in the field by producing design solutions to a series of issues such as lighting design, space planning and washroom design.

Yet her plots are less about tidy resolutions than they are about interior journeys toward self-knowledge.

Our present knowledge of the interior structure is reviewed, and it is shown how the data from SELENE can be used to improve this knowledge.