Sufi Classics · July 8, 2026

meye tayyibe (Sufi Terminology)

They have called it addiction to following caprice (hawā), attainment in turning towards the world (dunyā), strength in bad character (akhlāq), affliction in miserliness, and malāma (blame) in the ugliness of the tongue. …

They have called it addiction to following caprice (hawā), attainment in turning towards the world (dunyā), strength in bad character (akhlāq), affliction in miserliness, and malāma (blame) in the ugliness of the tongue. Yet these ways are not the path of the Sufis. (Ādāb2, 19)

Regarding the meaning of Sufism (taṣawwuf), someone has said: Sufism is to be together with the people...