 In her lengthy, though far from complete, study of Ibn ‘Arabî’s technical terms, Su‘âd al-Hakîm mentions forty synonyms for the Reality of Realities, all under the heading al-insân al-kâmil, “the Perfect Man”. This notion, which can perhaps best be understood in Western terms as the Divine Logos through which all things are created, stands at the center of Ibn ‘Arabî’s worldview and integrates all its disparate dimensions. Hakîm does not mention the Third Thing as one of the synonyms, but the continuation of the passage in which Ibn ‘Arabî speaks of it does make clear that the Reality of Realities is indeed the reality (or the fixed entity) of the Perfect Man: