Akhfa

Summary

Akhfa is a Latifa^[1].

Key Facts

• Akhfa is the creator of God in Islam^[2].
• Akhfa's religion is recorded as Islam^[3].
• Akhfa's religion is recorded as Sufism^[4].
• Akhfa's instance of is recorded as Latifa^[5].
• Akhfa's instance of is recorded as Islamic term^[6].
• Akhfa's instance of is recorded as Sufi terminology^[7].
• Akhfa's illustrator is recorded as Muhammad^[8].
• Akhfa's illustrator is recorded as Muslim^[9].
• Akhfa's physically interacts with is recorded as human body^[10].
• Akhfa's physically interacts with is recorded as human thorax^[11].
• Akhfa's physically interacts with is recorded as human heart^[12].
• Akhfa's physically interacts with is recorded as human head^[13].
• Akhfa's physically interacts with is recorded as human organ^[14].
• Akhfa's genre is spiritual practice^[15].
• Akhfa's genre is religious activity^[16].
• Akhfa is operated by Sufi^[17].
• Akhfa is operated by Murid^[18].
• Akhfa is operated by Sālik^[19].
• Akhfa is operated by Majzoob^[20].
• Akhfa is operated by wasil^[21].
• hiding is named after Akhfa^[22].
• invisibility is named after Akhfa^[23].
• disappearance is named after Akhfa^[24].
• Akhfa's based on is recorded as waḥy^[25].
• Akhfa's based on is recorded as Tanzil^[26].

Body

Definition and Type

Recorded instance of include Latifa^[5], Islamic term^[6], and Sufi terminology^[7]. Recorded subclass of include Lataif-e-sitta^[27] and metaphysics^[28].

Origins

Things named after include hiding^[22], invisibility^[23], and disappearance^[24]. 631 marks the founding of Akhfa^[29].

Use and Application

Recorded has use include worship in Islam^[30], dhikr^[31], Dua^[32], Tilawa^[33], morality in Islam^[34], and Akhlaq^[35]. Components include sincerity in Islam^[36], an Islamic term^[37]; Hamd^[38], a phrase^[39]; shukr^[40], an Islamic term^[41]; Tawakkul^[42], an Islamic term^[43]; Uns^[44], an Islamic term^[45]; and Rajāʾ^[46], an Islamic term^[47]. Part of include Sufi philosophy^[48] and Sufi psychology^[49], an Islamic term^[50].