Hawa
Desire of Nafs in Islam
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Summary
Hawa is an Islamic term[1]. Hawa is known by 22 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Religion or worldview: Islam[3], Sufism[4]
- Director: Nafs[5], Shayatin[6]
- Item operated: Nafs[7], Sadr[8], Qalab[9]
- Maintained by: WikiProject Sexology and sexuality[10]
- Physically interacts with: Qalab[11], Qalb[12], Nafs[13], Sadr[14]
- Genre: deviance[15]
- Operator: human[16]
- Named after: falling[17]
- Based on: waḥy[18], Tanzil[19], Qur’an[20]
- Follows: Zulm[21], classical radicalism[22], doubt[23], ignorance[24], Ran[25]
- Followed by: dhalal[26], arrogance[27], injustice[28], denial[29], homicide[30]
- Part of the series: Kabira[31], Ma'sia[32], Dhanb[33]
- Depicts: lust[34], desire[35], wish[36], seduction[37], temptation[38], enchantment[39]
- Location: world[40], worldwide[41]
- Subclass of: desire[42], passion[43]
- Part of: Khati'a[44], Ithm[45], Sayyia[46]
- Has use: Zulm[47], dhalal[48], Udwan[49]
- Commons category: Hawa[50]
- Language of work or name: multiple languages[51]
- Said to be the same as: Ishq[52]
- Has part(s): Akhlaq[53], Islamic ethics[54], morality in Islam[55]
- Commemorates: istikbar[56], takdhib[57], murder in Islam[58]
- Main subject: craving in Islam[59], Huda[60], Istiqama[61], Taqwa[62]
- Work available at URL: https://corpus.quran.com/qurandictionary.jsp?q=hwy[63], http://www.qurananalysis.com/?q=هوى[64]
- Facet of: human behavior[65], lust[66], instinct[67]