Tajallī names divine self-disclosure, but the claim concerns not simply something becoming visible. A passage may discuss the appearance of created forms or a transformation in the recipient’s awareness. Those uses need to be separated.
Distinctions and context
Suad al-Hakim’s dictionary distinguishes self-disclosure “in” a thing from disclosure “to” a thing. This is an interpretive map, not a warrant to force every passage into a rigid two-part taxonomy.
Research question
Does the passage concern the manifestation of a form, the transformation of perception, or both? Record the verb, preposition, and context.
Source trail and evidence status
- Secondary dictionary entryالمعجم الصوفي — مدخل 119 ↗
- Discovery catalogue, not a verified witnessمفاهيم ومصطلحات الفتوحات — فهرس سياقي ↗
- Discovery catalogue, not a verified witnessفهرس المخطوطات — بحث مستقل عن الشاهد ↗