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Sign in to saveThe Laṭāʾif () are special organs of spiritual and psycho-physiological functioning in Sufi psychology.
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- Different understandings of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Kubrāwī ''Laṭā’if'' (13th century)
- Naqshbandi ''Laṭāʾif'' (Mujaddidī) (17th century)
- Naqshbandi ''Laṭāʾif'' (Punjab tradition) (20th century)
- Comparison of understandings of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Spiritual development and the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Activation of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Kubrawi
- Khwajagan
- Naqshbandi (Mujaddidī)
- Naqshbandi (Awaisi)
- Naqshbandi (Punjab)
- Direct experiences of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Kubrawi
- Khwajagan
- Naqshbandi (Punjab)
- Indirect experiences of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Kubrawi
- Naqshbandi
- Naqshbandi (Punjab)
- Disambiguation of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- Arabic, Quranic, or Sufi meaning of ''Laṭāʾif''
- Transliteration or translation or interpretation of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- ''Laṭā’if'' (organs) or ''Laṭā’if'' (experiences)
- Ten, five, or six ''Laṭāʾif''
- Nafs (Egoic Self) or Nafs (''Laṭīfa'')
- ''Laṭāʾif'' and the number "Seven"
- Inter-relationship of ''Laṭāʾif''
- Ruḥ (Spirit) or Ruḥ (''Laṭīfa'')
- Qalb (Heart) or Qalb (''Laṭīfa'')
- Sirr (Secret) or Sirr (''Laṭā’if'')
- ''Laṭāʾif'' and the Jism Laṭīf
- Qalab or Sultan al-Azkar
- Ḥal (State), Maqam (Station), or ''Laṭīfa''
- Divine Names or ''Laṭāʾif''
- The ''Laṭāʾif'' outside Sufism
- The Fourth Way
- The Diamond Approach
- The ''Laṭāʾif'' in animals
- History of the ''Laṭāʾif''
- See also
- External links
- References
The Laṭāʾif () are special organs of spiritual and psycho-physiological functioning in Sufi psychology.
Depending on context, the Laṭāʾif (plural) are also understood to be the experiential qualities or forms of those functions. (See "Disambiguation: Laṭā’if (organs) or Laṭā’if (experiences)").