This is the third of the three volumes (X,XI,XII) relating to spiritual states and mystical stations. This volume covers such topics as Annihilation, & Subsistence, Concentration & Dispersion, Anonymity, Harshness and Divine Presence.
The term sakina, in its literal sense, means peach of heart. In sufi terminology, it signifies the peace that appears in the heart of the sufi as an effect of infusions (wared) from the Unseen, the dictates of which vary according to the Sufi's state and station. Consequently, tranquility has different characteristics at each of the wayfarer's stations.
Sufi Symbolism I
Sufi Symbolism II
Sufi Symbolism III
Sufi Symbolism IV
Sufi Symbolism IX
Sufi Symbolism V
