tawwakul造句

• True faith is accompanied by tawwakul, a disposition that must be incessantly cultivated through pious practice and reflection.
• As such, the degree of tawwakul can vary in accordance to the amount of faith a person has.
• Other possible related virtues would be sabr, faqr, tawwakul, and zuhd; all coalescing to form " perfect sincerity " or " ikhlas ".
• When one reaches the final stages of " zuhd " he or she is said to also achieve tawwakul or " perfect trust and reliance on God ".
• Tawwakul is not a " passive " form of fatalism that counteracts human agency, rather it can be characterized as a disposition whose achievement requires active and persistent work on one s self.
• Tawwakul, translated " " trust " " is a noble stage a Sufi must reach once he has learned patience, so that when something is denied to a mystic they trust it is in agreement with destiny.