Muraqaba
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- Subclass of
- meditation
- Part of
- Sirat al-Mustaqim
- Religion
- Sufism
- Series
- Islamic ethics
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- facet of
- morality in Islam
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- Etymology and meaning
- Decorum and etiquette
- Etiquette
- Practice
- Stages
- Irfan of Self
- Ghanood
- Idrak
- Wurud
- Irfan of the Universe
- Kashf
- Shuhud
- Fath
- Irfan of Allah
- Sair
- Fanaa
- Baqaa
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- References
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thumb|The outside of a Zawiya (institution)|zawiya, a place where Sufis would conduct their sessions which was usually in a private section of a [[mosque]]
Murāqabah (, : "to observe") is an Islamic methodology of achieving a transcendent union with God via Meditation. It is a tradition commonly found in the (Sufi orders) of Sunni Islam and in Irfani Shi'ism. It's origins in the Sunnah are generally attributed to the asceticism that Prophet Muhammad practiced in the Cave of Hira.
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