Return to the Center in Harith Almuhasibi's Al-tavahom

In Al-tavahom, Harith Almuhasibi narrates soul’s journey to the other world in a second-person point of view. The most distinctive elements on which the journey of the book is based, depending on their nature, are time and place. Time and place indicate the ideal world space in relation to the soul intuition. The space shows the distance and proximity to the center in two separate places by rebuilding the promised times. The highest point in the heaven is where Allah reveals Himself to all believers. According to Mircha Eliade, religious experience is the repetition of spiritual worlds. The powerful amazing time of the first epiphany is repeated, and the holy eternity recalls the first covenant in the last event of resurrection day.In this paper, researchers investigate the time and place of the soul’s journey and its related archetypes in the light of mythology. Has the realm of imagination been enriched from the collective unconscious? Does it show the unity and integrity by illustrating the journey of soul in its highest intimacy? How far the soul passes to re-experience the first days of creation in the center of universe where God breathed into the man’s soul. The precise, elegant and literary descriptions of Muhasibi along with sensible richness, has distinguished Al-Tavahom from the other letters of the Ascension (Miraj Nameh).