Using specific Quranic verses and herbal recipes to treat physical and mental ailments. Authorship and Authenticity
The book titled (Arabic: كُلّه سِرّ, meaning "Everything is a Secret") is a rare and enigmatic manuscript traditionally attributed to the polymath Shaykh Baha'i (Baha' al-Din al-'Amili, d. 1621). While Shaykh Baha'i is world-renowned for his contributions to Islamic jurisprudence , mathematics, and architecture, Kulluh Sirr represents his deeper involvement in the "Occult Sciences" (al-Ulum al-Ghariba). Historical Significance and Title
The title is more than just a name; it is an acrostic designed to reflect the five branches of the occult sciences that the book claims to master: - Kimia (Alchemy) L - Limia (Talismanic science) H - Himia (Subjugation of souls/spirits) S - Simia (Letter magic or illusion) R - Rimia (Prestidigitation or physical wonders)
📖 What if every secret of the soul was written in one book?
There is significant scholarly debate regarding whether Shaykh Baha'i actually authored the version of Kulluh Sirr (often identified with or as a part of Al-Sirr al-Mustatir ) that circulates today.
Online forums (Reddit’s r/Sufism, Arabic Facebook groups, and Telegram spirituality channels) show that the keyword has gained traction among:
The notebook contains: