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What is the commanding self in Sufism called

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Maria Ahsan
Maria Ahsan 3 years ago
In Sufism, the self is often referred to as "Nafs." The different qualities or states of the self are classified into several categories, and among them are:

D. Nafs-al-Mutmainna

"Nafs-al-Mutmainna" refers to the tranquil or serene self, often associated with a state of inner peace and contentment. It is considered a higher stage of spiritual development in Sufi terminology.
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