It is the bewilderment (hayra) and astonishment that appear on the face due to the dominance of love. The author of the Tāj says: Hāma-yahīmu hayman wa hayamānan. This means: love or something else has confounded his mind. Hüyâm, with ḍamma (the vowel 'u'), refers to a burning thirst. (Ravza, 346)
hüyâm and hüyüm (Sufism Glossary)
It is the bewilderment (hayra) and astonishment that appear on the face due to the dominance of love. The author of the Tāj says: Hāma-yahīmu hayman wa hayamānan. This means: love or something else has confounded his …