Sufi Classics · July 8, 2026

mujibāt-i ghayrat (Sufi Terminology)

Mujibāt-i ghayrat (things that necessitate ghayrat—divine jealousy or zeal) are the consequences of impatience, the fruits of the diseases of muruwwa (moral nobility or personal integrity), the snares of the seeds of …

Mujibāt-i ghayrat (things that necessitate ghayrat—divine jealousy or zeal) are the consequences of impatience, the fruits of the diseases of muruwwa (moral nobility or personal integrity), the snares of the seeds of insolence, and the evidences of bad conduct. (Ravza, 691)

(See also: ghayrat)

muʿjiza/muʿjizāt (see: karāma/karāmāt)