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- Wajad abstract "Ecstasy is called Wajd by Sufis and Sunnis: it is especially cultivated among the Chishtis. This bliss is the sign of spiritual development and also the opening for all inspirations and powers. This is the state of eternal peace, which purifies from all sins. Only the most advanced Sufis can experience Wajd.[citation needed] Although it is supposedly the most blissful and fascinating state, those who give themselves entirely to it become unbalanced, for too much of anything is undesirable; as the day's labor is a necessary precursor of the night's rest, so it is better to enjoy this spiritual bliss only after the due performance of worldly duties. Sufis generally enjoy Wajad while listening to music called Qawwali, special music producing emotions of love, fear, desire, repentance, etc.".
- Wajad wikiPageExternalLink msl.htm.
- Wajad wikiPageID "3589012".
- Wajad wikiPageRevisionID "581114197".
- Wajad hasPhotoCollection Wajad.
- Wajad subject Category:Sufi_philosophy.
- Wajad comment "Ecstasy is called Wajd by Sufis and Sunnis: it is especially cultivated among the Chishtis. This bliss is the sign of spiritual development and also the opening for all inspirations and powers. This is the state of eternal peace, which purifies from all sins.".
- Wajad label "Wajad".
- Wajad label "Ваджд".
- Wajad sameAs m.09ncrj.
- Wajad sameAs Q4102302.
- Wajad sameAs Q4102302.
- Wajad wasDerivedFrom Wajad?oldid=581114197.
- Wajad isPrimaryTopicOf Wajad.