The breathing of the spirit into the body
event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 3 anchored passages
breathed it into the body · the angel breathes the spirit · the breathing of the spirit · the spirits were breathed into the bodies · when they were breathed into the embodied bodies · الملك ينفخ الروح · لمــا نفخت فى الاجساد المجسدة · نفخ الروح · نفخت الأرواح في الاجساد · نفخه في الجسد
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Kitāb al-Safīnah al-Nūḥīyah fī al-sakīnah al-rūḥīyah
The act by which God breathed the pre-existent spirit into the body, after which it either permeated the whole frame or, on the rejected view, settled in the heart.
The spirits were like marshalled armies, and when they were breathed into the embodied bodies, those of them that had known one another came into concord and those that had not recognised one another fell into discord.
Some of the scholars said that the spirit in a human being is a small part which, when it was breathed into him, settled in his heart.
al-Saʻādah fī falsafat al-akhlāq
The infusion of the spirit into the body, both at the origin of creation and in each individual's embryology.
the sound position, which Law and reason support, is that it is created together with the bodies, and that the angel breathes the spirit — that is, brings it to be by the breathing — into the body when four months have passed over the sperm-drop and it has entered upon the fifth.
Then, when the trumpet is blown, a general effusion comes from the Fashioner of forms, after the manner of the effusion that came from Him at the beginning of creation, when the spirits were breathed into the bodies and the world of generated beings was founded;