rahma
compassion and mercy in Islam and Sufism
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Summary
rahma is an Islamic term[1]. rahma is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Creator: God in Islam[3], Rabb[4], Ilah[5], Allah[6]
- Religion or worldview: Islam[7], Sufism[8]
- Instance of: Sufi terminology[9], emotion in Islam[10]
- Item operated: kinship relationships in Islam[11], Mawadda[12]
- Physically interacts with: Fakir[13], Miskīn[14], Mustaḍʿaf[15]
- Operator: family in Islam[16], women in Islam[17], Islam and children[18], animals in Islam[19], Alamin[20]
- Based on: waḥy[21], Tanzil[22], Qur’an[23], Sunnah[24], hadith[25], prophetic biography[26], Qisas Al-Anbiya[27]
- Part of the series: Islamic ethics[28]
- Location: treasures of God in Islam[29]
- Subclass of: compassion[30]
- Part of: morality in Islam[31], Akhlaq[32]
- Commons category: Rahmah[33]
- Said to be the same as: afw[34], safh[35], forgiveness of sins in Islam[36]
- Commemorates: Ar-Rahman[37], Ar-Rahim[38], 99 names of Allah[39], names of Allah mentioned in the Qur'an[40], attributes of God in Islam[41], Tawhid the Attributes of God in Islam[42]
- Significant event: Conquest of Mecca[43]
- Main subject: filial piety in Islam[44], Rifk[45]
- Work available at URL: https://corpus.quran.com/qurandictionary.jsp?q=rHm[46], http://www.qurananalysis.com/?q=رحمة[47]
- Facet of: good works in Islam[48], kinship relationships in Islam[49], filial piety in Islam[50]
- Partially coincident with: Huda[51], Bushra[52], Salvation in Islam[53]
- Present in work: Qur’an[54], hadith[55], tafsir[56]
- Different from: khusran[57], dhalal[58]
- Connects with: Mercy of God in Islam[59], forgiveness of sins in Islam[60], afw[61], safh[62], rahimahullah[63]
- Significant person: Muhammad[64]
- Maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Islam[65], WikiProject Sufism[66]