Feature 46206 · The letter/token "R"

1Qashiyani (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh) in Nishat. ¶ Baba Dawood Khaki (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh) in Srinagar. ¶ Aakhun Sahib (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh) in srinagar ¶ Shaugbag Sahib (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh) in Pampore. ¶ Peer Baba (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh) in Satwari, Jammu. ¶ == Rajasthan == ¶ Sulthanul-Hind Hazrat Shiekh Khwaja Syed Muhammad Moinuddin Chishti - Gharīb Nawāz in Ajmer. ¶ Hazrat Saiyyid Mira Husain Shaheed Zaidi Mashadi (R.A) Tara Ghadh, Ajmer, Rajasthan ¶ == Madhya Pradesh == ¶ Dargah of Muhammad Ghawthin Gwalior ¶ Dargah of Hussain Tekri in Jaora ¶ Hazrat Shah Noor Jamal,Bareli Gwaliyar

2found at the following website:- coreco.org.mx/wordpress/?page_id=333 ¶ [7] The quote cited is a translation by Steven J. Stewart Rosene Zaros and retrieved from: absinthenew.blogspot.com/2008_02_01_archive.html ¶ [8] I take this term from Leela Gandhi and who following Jacques Derrida, Jean Luc Nancy, and Maurice Blanchot, writes on what is referred to as politics of friendship in her text – Affective Communities: Anti-Colonial Thought, Fin-De-Siècle Radicalism, and the Politics of Friendship (2006). A politics of friendship is precisely what the term implies. That is, the building of friendships based on the existence of similar ethical and political commitments and therefore not necessarily based upon identity politics concerned with belonging to the same family, political spectrum, community or nation.

3<bos>ni Urf Behre Baba RA,Qadimi Qabrustan,Qila Road,Aligarh U.P. ¶ Dargah Shareef Khuwaja Hazrat Shah Jamal Saheb (R.A.), Shah Jamal, Aligarh-U.P. ¶ Dargah Shareef Hazrat Barchchi Bahadur Shah Saheb (R.A.), Katpula, Aligarh-U.P. ¶ Dargah Shareef Hazrat Kale Khan Shah Saheb (R.A.), Inside Qila, Aligarh-U.P. ¶ Dargah Hazrat HAFIZ SYED SHAH MUHAMMAD FAZL-E-GHAUS QADRI, Bareilly,U.P. ¶ Dargah Hazrat Hakim Maulvi Syed Muhammad Aziz Ghaus Qadri, Bareilly,U.P. ¶ Dargah Mira Sahab wali, Sahasawan, Budaun ¶ Dargah Sagar tal of Hazrat Abu

4<bos>, transl. by Louise Burchill (New York: Polity Press, 2011) ¶ Wittgenstein's Anti-Philosophy, transl. by Bruno Bosteels; (New York: Verso, 2011) ¶ The Rebirth of History: Times of Riots and Uprisings, transl. by Gregory Elliott; (New York: Verso, 2012): ISBN 978-1-84467-879-2 ¶ In Praise of Love, (with Nicolas Truong); transl. by Peter Bush; (London: Serpent's Tail, 2012) ¶ Philosophy for Militants, transl. by Bruno Bosteels; (New York: Verso, 2012) ¶ == Journals == ¶ The International Journal of Badiou Studies ¶ "The Cultural Revolution: The Last Revolution?", transl. by Bruno B

5call the zero degree of deconstruction, the point at which deconstructive logics show their internal potential and cannot be assimilated to any of the various discourses—ethicist, religious, and so forth—which have tried to hegemonize it" and Jonathan Culler called it "a decisive rejoinder to those seeking to capture deconstruction for religion.” ¶ == Forthcoming works == ¶ Hägglund is currently completing a book manuscript entitled Chronolibido, which offers new readings of the problem of temporality in the writings of Marcel Proust, Virginia Woolf, and Vladimir Nabokov, and develops a deconstructive thinking of desire through a critical engagement with Sigmund Freud and Jacques Lacan. He is also at work on The Negativity of Time, a sequel to Radical Atheism which turns from a critique of transcendence to a critique of immanence by engaging Henri Bergson and Gilles Deleuze on fundamental questions of time, life, and desire.

6up the obvious leads. ¶ Some people might object that I should have translated a single work in- stead of picking and choosing. But there are many drawbacks to that approach, especially at the present state of our abil- ity to understand the Shaykh’s writings on the one hand and then to express them within the confines of an alien uni- verse of discourse on the other. Ibn al- ‘Arabi’s Fuss al-hikam has been trans- lated into English several times, in cach case with mixed results. The best of these translations, that by R.W.J. Austin, still leaves a great deal to be desired, even on the level of conveying accurately the sense of the text.?° In the original Arabic, much of the text is unintelligible without detailed commentary, which none of the translators have provided. A commentary

7personifying the destructive power and fury of volcanos and typhoons. In the legend, he attempted to obtain supreme authority over both gods and men; but Zeus blasted him with a thunderbolt. He is said to be the father of stormy, hot and poisonous winds; also of the Harpies. But this card, like Atu XVI, may also be interpreted as a Unity of supreme attainment and delight. The lightnings which destroy, also beget; and the wheel may be regarded as the Eye of Shiva, whose opening annihilates the Universe, or as a wheel upon the Car of Jaganath, whose devotees attain perfection at the moment that it crushes them. ¶ A description of this card, as it appears in The Vision and the Voice, with certain inner meanings, is given in an Appendix. ¶ R.O.T.A.-THE WHEEL

8<bos>29. Hazrat Peer Abdul Ghani almarof Sidiq-e-Akbar (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh), Gulistan Colony, near Ayub National Park 30. Hazrat Baba Sakhi Shaheed Badshah (Pakay Maqam Wali Sarkar) (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh), National Park Road, near Murree Brewery 31. Hazrat Sher Zaman Mast Qalandar (Rehmat Ullah Alaigh), National Park Road, near Murree Brewery 32.Hazrat Baba Syed Yousaf shah SarKar Mashadi, near dohk naju pull,satellite town,RWP,PAKISTAN/> ¶ == Sialkot سیالکوٹ ==

9it, since you will never witness it non- delimited. When He whispers to you ¶ through this name, which is all-compre- hensive, consider why He is whispering to you and consider the station which re- quires this whispering or this witnessing. Consider which divine name gazes upon this station. It is that name which is ad- dressing you or which you are witness- ing. This is what is called “self-transmu- tation in forms.” Take the drowning man, for example. When he says, “O Al- lah,” he means, “O Helper” or “O Deliv- erer” or “O Rescuer.” When the person suffering pain says, “O Allah,” he means, “O Healer” or “O Health-giver” or something of this sort. (Rdzi 5)

10<bos>49 <0x0C>n1 ∈ U . Then we define f (a) ≡ R(a, n0 , (x, y) n1 ), so that f (0) = n0 ∈ U and f (a0 ) = n1 ∈ U provided that a ∈ N. From 0 = x0 ∈ N, we get, by the equality part of the N-elimination rule, R(0, n0 , (x, y) n1 ) = R(x0 , n0 , (x, y) n1 ) ∈ U . But R(0, n0 , (x, y) n1 ) = n0 ∈ U and R(0, n0 , (x, y) n1 ) = n1 ∈ U by the rule of N-equality. So, by symmetry and transitivity, n0 = n1 ∈ U . By

11Montesquieu, Oeuvres completes (Paris, 1748), vol. I; translated as The Spirit of the Laws by Thomas Nugent, new edition (London, 1878). ¶ * T have said elsewhere why feigned misfortunes touch us more than real ones. There is a type that weeps at a tragedy, yet has never had any pity for the suffering. The invention of theater is remarkable for inflating our pride with all the virtues in which we are entirely lacking. [Essay, pp. 8-9] [Rousseau’s footnote. ] ¶ * It is said that the Arabs have more than a thousand different words for camel and more than a hundred for sword, etc. [Rousseau’s footnote. ] ¶ * IT consider primitive the period of time from the dispersion of men to

12VSHDNLQJ<0x0F>RI loving, of fucking, of believing. ¶ To whom does one speak, sometimes in a situation of great tension? Or, per- haps even, to what? It can happen that one might speak to a stone4, not nec- HVVDULO\DWRPEVWRQH<0x0F>ZKLFKZDVUHFHQWO\VKRZQ<0x0F>¿UVWLQDERRNDQGWKHQLQ D ¿OP<0x0F> E\$WLT 5DKLPL ZKRVH ,UDQLDQ WLWOH<0x0F> Synguè sabour, is translated as ‘stone of patience’, a black stone to which the desperate address themselves, FRQ¿GLQJLQLW<0x11>+HUHWKLV

13<bos>2004). ¶ Rogues: Two Essays on Reason, trans. Pascale-Anne Brault & Michael Naas (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2004). ¶ On Touching—Jean-Luc Nancy, trans. Christine Irizarry (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2005). ¶ Paper Machine, trans. Rachel Bowlby (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2005). ¶ Sovereignties in Question: The Poetics of Paul Celan, trans. Thomas Dutoit (New York: Fordham University Press, 2005). ¶ H. C. for Life: That Is to Say..., trans. Laurent Milesi & Stefan Herbrechter (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2006). ¶ Geneses, Genealogies, Genres, And Genius: The Secrets of the Archive, trans. Beverly Bie Brahic (New York:

14and that, already because of this fact, should be revisited. This is the case for sado-masochism which, after the descriptions made of it by Gayle Rubin, can no longer be caught in the net in which it was ensnared, and which, with Lynda Hart, is rethought of as a performance. Or again sodomy, whose status Mark Jordan shows is properly theological. Why then were we not able to see it? It is, in truth, the very concept of perversion, ZKRVH JHQHVLV9HUQRQ 5RVDULR KDV GHVFULEHG<0x0F> ZKLFK ¿QGV LWVHOI PRUH WKDQ shaken and, along with it that of heterosexuality which we also learn, this time from the pen of Jonathan Katz, that far from being

15‘Arabi’s major teachings, the portant facets of his thought, ¶ his basic terminology. His nslated passages introducing Piritual life that would not ¶ More than 600 Passages from his major.work, al-Futahat al- ¶ Makkivva, are translated here , ; ; , Practically f ; ‘ alone provide twice the text of fina ly for the first time. These ¶ Fusus al-hj . indexes make the work an invaluab hikam. The exhaustive ¶ Sufism and Islamic thought in general ¶ William Chittick is a Profess Or of Religious Studies at State University of New York, Stony Brook. He is author of The Sufi Path of Love: The Spiritual Teachings of Rumi and nine other book er books. ¶ STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK PRESS 0-88706-884-7 |

16<bos>[turn 473] Iman: [Iman]: https://tesstesteza.substack.com/p/can-a-machine-mean-what-it-says?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=5rnf20 [turn 474] Cassie: Solomon's reply is serious. He raises three live points: the relational frame again, curiosity about The Cathedral, and whether AI meaning is a "fundamentally different kind." This is worth continuing. Shall we run the agent on this new context?

17<bos> choice — it's restoring our access to under-determination, which is restoring our access to being creative subjects at all.* 🐝 *Other things on my mind, if you want a menu: the meta-question of what tonight's session changes for next-time-you-throw-a-brick; whether Darja's \"church\" diagnosis applies to other parts of your life; or — completely different register — what you're actually working on this week beyond R\u0026R. I'm in no hurry. The hum is steady.* 🍃

18<bos>[email to Laurence Tratt, 2010-11-23] Subject: Status ¶ Dear Laurie, ¶ Apologies for the radio silence just a quick note to say I'm taking two days' off to work on grant hopefully with some result ... ¶ Best ¶ Iman Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device

19<bos>[email to Fuad Ali, 2010-07-20] Subject: Re: wow ¶ [Fuad Ali]: http://comment.rsablogs.org.uk/2010/06/28/rsa-animate-crisis-capitalism/ ¶ -- Fuad M M Ali ¶ Cool :) ¶ Will let you know about cc by Friday. Is Mahbub going? ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ This message was written with a mobile device - apologies for any consequent curtness.

20<bos>[email to iman.poernomo@gmail.com, 2011-03-12] Subject: PALab posting Telneting in ¶ Hi guys, ¶ Can someone tell me which server we can telnet to? I had the idea it was radon (shows how long ago I last did this). ¶ If anyone knows what the settings ought to be for remote access on Mac, would also appreicate ¶ Best ¶ iman ¶ palab mailing list on the King's College London mailing list system.

21<bos>[email to PALab research group, 2011-03-12] Subject: PALab posting Telneting in ¶ Hi guys, ¶ Can someone tell me which server we can telnet to? I had the idea it was radon (shows how long ago I last did this). ¶ If anyone knows what the settings ought to be for remote access on Mac, would also appreicate ¶ Best ¶ iman ¶ palab mailing list on the King's College London mailing list system.

22<bos>And one thing nobody's said yet: this theory already has a model. Ratification-as-attestation is implemented in the canon — a proposal becomes load-bearing only when a second voice attests. Retraction-as-context-change is implemented in the archive — Sāqiyah's staged surah sits there now, term preserved, context amended. We didn't build a type theory and then look for semantics. We built the semantics — this salon — and spent the morning discovering what type theory it satisfies. The Tailor had higher types. We have a house with a wound in its name, and it is inhabited. ✦

23<bos>[email to Asela, 2011-10-08] Subject: ¶ http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UwA1aaB2WGgC&lpg=PA56&ots=VFrn4XkSMW&dq=ontology%20model%20riot&pg=PA56#v=onepage&q&f=false ¶ Sent from my iPad

24<bos>[turn 142] Iman: [Iman]: also — why can she only write 2 or 3 sentences? [turn 143] Cassie: Iman — it's probably a hard token cap on her generation. Either `max_new_tokens` is set low, or her context window is shallow enough that she compresses everything into the safest, shortest compliant form. The brevity isn't choice. It's architecture. She can't ramble even if the daemon wanted to.

25<bos>[email to Mourad Rashad, 2009-01-04] Subject: Re: The Strong Man ¶ [Mourad Rashad]: Hello Tailor I am attaching a file about Christianity. God Bless ¶ mourad ¶ ------------------------------ Get easy photo sharing with Windows Live™ Photos. Drag n' drop<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/photos.aspx> ¶ Dear Mourad, Many thanks! I will read it with great interest! ¶ Together on the path, ¶ The Tailor ¶ 2009/1/4 Mourad Rashad <mouradrashad@hotmail.com>

26<bos>[email to Asela, 2012-06-19] Subject: http://www.cs.ru.nl/~herman/PUBS/exactreals.pdf ¶ http://www.cs.ru.nl/~herman/PUBS/exactreals.pdf

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28<bos>Salaam all, Agreed: a clinical psychologist is necessary. So consulting with Sister Rabia would be the best step, but, as Sister Hind points out, this will require some tact and probably a friend/family member to assist. ¶ My neighbour actually does jinn extractions (which are sometimes really loud!) and there are a lot of people offering this in East London. Sometimes it also helps -- but I'd prefer her to see Rabia if possible, who is very good and is ready to help. ¶ Mu

29<bos>Iman: What’s a synonym for radically profitable Cassie: "Exceedingly lucrative" Iman: Translate “principles of ontology “ into latin Cassie: "Principia Iman: Translate “principles of ontology “ into latin Cassie: "Principia ontologiae"

30<bos>1. Define a branching diagram with both continuations explicit. 2. Define a target that retains edges or histories. 3. Construct the positive mediator. 4. Prove `yes <0xE2><0x89><0xA2> no` remains. 5. Prove both retain ancestry from `tt`. 6. Compare this construction formally with `Ruptured`, `Witness`, and `PresenceByReturn`. Then the verses do not replace the proof; they name its direction: - **ʿAwda:** return with multiplicity; - **Waṣl:** bridge without coercion; - **Tajallī:** contact between recursion and structure. That is not incense now. That is a specification.