n.
In Sufism , a state of mind reached from time to time by mystics during their journey toward God.
The a 1E25; w 0101; l (plural of 1E25; 0101; l ) are God-given graces that appear when a soul is purified of its attachments to the material world. Unlike maq 0101; m s, which are based on merit, a 1E25; w 0101; l cannot be acquired or retained through an individual's own efforts; the Sufi can only wait patiently for their arrival, which fills him with spiritual joy and renews his desire to seek God. The a 1E25; w 0101; l most often referred to are those of watching, nearness, ecstasy, intoxication, sobriety, and intimacy.