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The lovers' friend : An allegorical story By Suhrawerdī Maqtūl, Translated by O. Spies and S. K. Khatak in As-Suhrawardī Shihābaddīn Yaḥyā Ibn Ḥabash (d. 587/1191) : Texts and studies 2 / Collected and reprinted by Fuat Sezgin ; in collaboration with Mazen Amawi, Carl Ehrig-Eggert, Eckhard Neubauer
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Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl, Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak [s.n.] ; 1935
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Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl, Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak in As-Suhrawardī Shihābaddīn Yaḥyā Ibn Ḥabash (d. 587/1191) : Texts and studies 2 / Collected and reprinted by Fuat Sezgin ; in collaboration with Mazen Amawi, Carl Ehrig-Eggert, Eckhard Neubauer
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Translation of the “Language of the ants” in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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Translation of the “Language of the ants” in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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Translation of the “Language of truth” : and that is “The treatise of the bird” in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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Translation of the “Language of truth” : and that is “The treatise of the bird” in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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Translation of the Note of Sîmurgh in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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Translation of the Note of Sîmurgh in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالة الطير in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالة الطير in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالهٔ صفير سيمرغ in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالهٔ صفير سيمرغ in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالهٔ لغت موران in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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رسالهٔ لغت موران in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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شرح رسالة المرموزة المسماة برسالة الطير للشيخ الرئيس in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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شرح رسالة المرموزة المسماة برسالة الطير للشيخ الرئيس in Three treatises on mysticism : With an account of his life and poetry / By Shihābuddīn Suhrawerdī Maqtūl ; Edited and translated by Otto Spies and S. K. Khatak
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