In Islamic literature, Makhluqok is described as a being with immense wisdom, ranking it among other exalted beings. The understanding of Makhluqok in the Qur'an is multi-faceted. However, these verses suggest the presence of an entity dependent on a higher power, and corporal and exalted forms, deeming it purer and more irreproachable. The concept of Makhluqok diverges when signifying an animating presence rather than a corporeal being.
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Makhluqok, also spelled Makhluk Akbar, is an ancient Islamic concept. It refers to the Prime Mover, the first creation, and the primary spokesman in the Islamic cosmogony. The origin of the Makhluqok is traditionally attributed to the bird known as Hayy ibn Yaqzan, a famous concept by philosopher Ibn Arabi.