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               150  International Multi. J. of PURE LIFE. 9 (30): 143-173, Spring 2022

               due  to  the  nature  of  the  the        Therefore, since the imaginal
               imaginal world and is one of           universe has no matter, there
               the  effects  of  reducing  the        is no motion and consequently
               attachment of the soul to the          no time in this universe .
               body. In the view of Muslim               Exodus  from  time  and
               philosophers and transcendent          space  does  not  happen  all  at
               wisdom, matter and body cause          once in near-death experiences,
               time and space limitations of          but gradually. The reason for
               man in this world. Therefore,          this,  is  the  gradual  reduction

               in the NDE, with the gradual           of the soul's belonging to the
               reduction of the soul belonging        body. Thus, as the attachment
               to  the  body  and  entering  the      of  the  soul  to  the  body
               purgatory  and  the  imaginal          diminishes,  so  does  the
               world, the spatial and temporal        departure  from  place  and
               limitations  of  man  are  also        time for the experiencer .
               gradually removed.

                  According to most Muslim             5.  Feeling  of  Existential
               philosophers,  the  concept  of            Unity (Oneness)
               time is “the amount of motion”.        The  feeling  of  existential
               (Mesbah Yazdi, 1986, Vol. 2: 142;      unity  is  another  feature  of
               Motahari, 1997, Vol. 6: 140)           near-death  experiences  that
                  Movement  is  also  defined         has been attributed to various

               by philosophers as the gradual         phenomena in the expression
               departure  of  the  object  from       of  the  experiencers.  These
               force  to  action.  (Tabatabai,        include  a  sense  of  oneness
               1982: 254)                             with light, a sense of oneness
                                                      with  the  sacred,  a  sense  of
                                                      oneness  with  action,  a  sense
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