User Contributed Dictionary
see Ruh
Etymology
From ArabicNoun
ruhOld English
Etymology
From West Germanic *rūhwa-. Cognate with Middle Low German rūch (Dutch ruig and ruw), Old High German rūh (German rauh).Pronunciation
IPA: /ru:x/Adjective
rūhOld High German
Adjective
rūhTurkish
Etymology
From ArabicNoun
ruhExtensive Definition
Ruh is an Arabic word meaning soul. It is the
third among the six purities or Lataif-e-sitta
Thirteen stages of taming ruh
To attend Tajalliy-e-Ruh, the Salik needs to achieve the following thirteen.- Iradah or Commitment with God
- Istiqamah or Steadfastness in the way of God
- Haya or Shame in committing evil
- Huriyyah or Freedom: Ibrahim Bin Adham said, "A free man is abandons the world before he leaves the world". Yahya Bin Maz said, "Those who serves the people of world are slaves, and those who serve the people of Akhira are the free ones". Abu Ali Daqaq said, "Remember, real freedom is in total obedience. Therefore if someone has total obedience in God, he will be free from the slavery of non God"
- Fatoot or Manliness: Abu Ali Daqaq said, "Manliness is in one's being of continuous service to others. This is an antiquette that was perfected by Prophet Muhammed only".
- Hub or Love for God
- Aboodiyah or Slavery of God
- Maraqiba or Complete Focus on God
- Dua or Prayer
- Faqar or Abandoning of materialism
- Tasawwuf or Wearing a dress of no material significance
- Suhbat or Company of the rigteous ones
- Adab or Following Protocols of respect for the great ones