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327   $aIntroduction -- Part I. The Physical Journey (al-Rih?la) -- Introduction: al-Wa?sit?i??s Biography -- Chapter 1. Leaving Home, Bastion of the Spectacular Rifa??i?s -- Chapter 2. Scholastic Sufism of the Alexandrian Sha?dhiliyya -- Chapter 3. The Final Steps: From Heretics to the Saved Sect -- Part II. The Spiritual Journey (al-Sulu?k) -- Introduction: Sulu?k as Sufism -- Chapter 4. Traditionalist Sufism: Outlining the Foundations of the Journey -- Chapter 5. Progressing Towards the Beloved Through the Degrees of Witnessing -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
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