Istiqama
righteousness, integrity and honesty in Islam
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Istiqama is an Islamic term[1]. Istiqama is known by 23 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Religion or worldview: Islam[3], Sufism[4]
- Instance of: Sufi terminology[5]
- Official language: Arabic[6]
- Item operated: knowledge in Islam[7], dhikr[8], Dua[9], loyalty[10], fidelity[11]
- Physically interacts with: work in Islam[12], Tawakkul[13], Rajāʾ[14], tawassul[15]
- Genre: Fard ayn[16], Fard[17]
- Operator: Muslim[18], mu'min[19], Muhsin[20], Sufi[21]
- Named after: integrity[22]
- Based on: waḥy[23], Tanzil[24], Qur’an[25], Sunnah[26], hadith[27], prophetic biography[28], Qisas Al-Anbiya[29]
- Part of the series: Islamic ethics[30]
- Location: Muslim world[31], Arab world[32], world[33], worldwide[34]
- Subclass of: righteousness[35]
- Part of: Sirat al-Mustaqim[36], Sabil Allah[37], Suluk[38]
- Has use: worship in Islam[39], Akhlaq[40], morality in Islam[41], dawah[42], brotherliness in Islam[43], Al Wala' Wal Bara'[44], Justice in the Qur'an[45]
- Commons category: Righteousness in Islam[46]
- Language of work or name: Arabic[47], multiple languages[48]
- Said to be the same as: obedience in Islam[49], sidq[50], Hanifiyya[51]
- Opposite of: tyranny[52]
- Commemorates: al-Mudjib[53], al-Basir[54], 99 names of Allah[55], names of Allah mentioned in the Qur'an[56]
- Terminus: Jannah[57], Firdaws[58], Garden of Eden[59], Face of God in Islam[60], immortality in Islam[61]
- Participant: angel in Islam[62]
- Main subject: Taqwa[63], Khawf[64], good works in Islam[65], Commanding right and forbidding wrong[66], dawah[67]
- Excluding: Kufr[68], shirk[69], nifak[70], Islamic views on sin[71], Ḥuzn[72]
- Facet of: monotheism in Islam[73], iḥsān[74]
- Partially coincident with: integrity[75], honesty[76], correctness[77]