Tree at the Furthest Limit

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Islamic religious term epithet religious concept

Tree at the Furthest Limit is an epithet for Sidrat al-Muntaha, the celestial lote tree in Islamic tradition marking the utmost boundary of the created universe and the point beyond which none but God may pass.

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Label	Occurrences
Tree at the Furthest Limit canonical	1

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Islamic religious term ⓘ epithet ⓘ religious concept ⓘ
associatedBeing	Jibril ⓘ surface form: Angel Jibril
associatedFigure	Muhammad ⓘ surface form: Prophet Muhammad
associatedWithEvent	Night Journey of Muhammad ⓘ surface form: Isra and Mi'raj
beyondIt	only God ⓘ
category	Islamic cosmological boundary ⓘ Islamic mystical symbol ⓘ
conceptualType	cosmic axis symbol ⓘ metaphysical boundary ⓘ
cosmologicalRole	boundary of the created universe ⓘ utmost limit of the heavens ⓘ
describes	a celestial lote tree ⓘ
distinguishedFrom	earthly lote trees ⓘ ordinary trees ⓘ
epistemicRole	limit of what can be known by creatures ⓘ
epithetFor	Sidrat al-Muntaha ⓘ
equivalentArabicConcept	سدرة المنتهى ⓘ
equivalentName	Lote Tree of the Utmost Boundary ⓘ surface form: Lote Tree at the Furthest Limit Lote Tree of the Utmost Boundary ⓘ
hasPartInConcept	branches covering the heavens (in some descriptions) ⓘ roots in the lower realms (in some descriptions) ⓘ
languageOfTerm	English ⓘ
locationInNarrative	highest heaven ⓘ near Paradise ⓘ
mentionedIn	Islamic cosmology ⓘ Islamic eschatology ⓘ
narrativeDetail	point from which Prophet Muhammad continues alone ⓘ point where Angel Jibril stops during Mi'raj ⓘ
notIdenticalTo	God ⓘ
refersTo	Sidrat al-Muntaha ⓘ
relatedConcept	Lote tree (Ziziphus) as symbolic species ⓘ Paradise ⓘ Arsh (Divine Throne) ⓘ surface form: Throne of God (Arsh)
religiousTradition	Islam ⓘ
statusInIslam	widely accepted traditional concept ⓘ
symbolizes	limit of human and angelic knowledge ⓘ ultimate boundary between Creator and creation ⓘ
theologicalSignificance	marks the point beyond which none but God may pass ⓘ symbolizes the limit of angelic and prophetic ascent ⓘ
transcendenceRelation	marks transition from created realm to divine presence ⓘ
usedBy	Muslim mystics ⓘ Muslim theologians ⓘ
usedInContext	descriptions of the Mi'raj ⓘ discussions of the limits of creation ⓘ

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Sidrat al-Muntaha → epithet → Tree at the Furthest Limit ⓘ