Tag: Arabic meanings

My series on the Arabic meanings of the Geomantic figures continues with Cauda and Caput Draconis. I already had a look at these two figures in this blog suggesting that the might have something more to do with material and spiritual views, but in this case I am looking at them in terms of their Arabic […]
Exploring the Arabic meanings of the word “Tariq” provides valuable insights into geomantic interpretations. In Arabic, “Tariq” signifies the “morning star” or “he who knocks at the door.” The term derives from the root word “طرق” (Ṭaraqa), meaning “to knock at the door” or “to strike with force.” During the Golden Age of Islam, “Tariq” […]
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