The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (1595 page)
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Mu-ichimotsu
(Jap., ‘not one thing’). A Zen extension of
mu
, emphasizing that no phenomenon has any substantial, underlying, permanent foundation—as
nyat
also affirms.
mu
, emphasizing that no phenomenon has any substantial, underlying, permanent foundation—as
nyatalso affirms.
Mu‘jiza
(Islamic):
(Islamic):
Muj
d
-no-taigen
d-no-taigen(Jap., ‘the embodiment of the unsurpassable way’). The embodiment of Zen enlightenment (
satori
,
kensho
) in the midst of everyday life.
satori
,
kensho
) in the midst of everyday life.
Mujt
hid
(judge of Islamic law):
hid(judge of Islamic law):
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