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**njfeedd3w** · 05-05-2011, 06:29 AM

By enlightenment I mean spiritual enlightenment, not the renaissance enlightenment.

And by spiritual enlightenment I mean MCTB Enlightenment (as recognized by the Hardcore Dharma Movement), Zen Enlightenment, Buddhist Enlightenment, Jain Enlightenment, Hindu Enlightenment.

Sometimes called: Bodhi, Nibbana, Moksha, Satori or Kensho etc.

What does Islam think about the phenomenon of Enlightenment? (not the people who claim enlightenment but the phenomenon of enlightenment), assuming of course, it exists.

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njfeedd3w Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 401 Senior Member	Does Islam recognize the existence of Enlightenment? By enlightenment I mean spiritual enlightenment, not the renaissance enlightenment. And by spiritual enlightenment I mean MCTB Enlightenment (as recognized by the Hardcore Dharma Movement), Zen Enlightenment, Buddhist Enlightenment, Jain Enlightenment, Hindu Enlightenment. Sometimes called: Bodhi, Nibbana, Moksha, Satori or Kensho etc. What does Islam think about the phenomenon of Enlightenment? (not the people who claim enlightenment but the phenomenon of enlightenment), assuming of course, it exists.
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