Irada, Murid, and Murad (Will, the Willing One, and the Willed One)
Irada (will) is the mental power by which a person can direct his or her thoughts and actions…
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Irada (will) is the mental power by which a person can direct his or her thoughts and actions…
Qast means confidence, determination, choosing, and advancing straight toward a destination, thinking and reasoning moderately and deliberately, and…
Literally meaning growing larger and deeper, spreading and expanding, Sufis use inbisat to signify the relaxing of one’s…
For ordinary people, resignation means not objecting to what God has willed for them. For those with a…
Resignation means showing no rancor or rebellion against misfortune, and accepting all manifestations of destiny without complaint and…
Sabr literally means enduring, bearing, and resisting pain; suffering and difficulty; and dealing calmly with problems. In more…
Literally meaning gladness felt about and gratitude shown for the good done to one, Sufis use shukr to…
Sufis use haya, which literally means shame, bashfulness, and refraining from saying or doing anything improper or indecent,…
Meaning true thought, true words and true actions, sidq is reflected in the life of a traveler on…
They were young men who had believed in their Lord, and We increased them in guidance. And We…
Tawadu (modesty and humility) is the opposite of arrogance, pride, and haughtiness. It can also be interpreted as…
Good nature, in addition to meaning temperament, disposition, and character, is a goal to which a traveler aspires,…
Reliance, surrender, commitment, and confidence are the four steps or stations of a spiritual journey beginning with reliance…
People of truth have interpreted straightforwardness as avoiding all deviation and extremes, and as following in the footsteps…
Ikhlas has been interpreted as being upright, sincere, and pure; being distant from show and ostentation in one’s…