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Muḥāsaba
(2,290 words)
(a.), literally, “accounting”. 1. In mystical theology. Here the term is more precisely
muḥāsabat al-nafs , “inward accounting, spiritual accounting’’. The concept is connected both with the Ḳurʾānic symbolism of commerce and with that of the final end of man. It should be noted that, like all the verbal nouns of the
mufāʿala type, linguistic creations in the fields of the Arab-Islamic sciences and of spirituality, the word
muḥāsaba belongs neither to the lexicon of the Ḳurʾān nor to that of the Tradition. Ḳurʾānic vocabulary and the vocabu…
Riyāʾ
(698 words)
(a.), or riʾāʾ according to Ḳurʾānic orthography (thrice in the expression
riʾāʾ al-nās , II, 264; IV, 38; VIII, 47),
maṣdar or verbal noun of form III of
raʾā “to see”, with the meaning of ostentation or hypocrisy. The concept of
riyāʾ is made explicit and developed in Tradition; in Wensinck’s
Concordance , i/2, 202-3, there are to be found under
rāʾā 23 distinct
ḥadīt̲h̲s
. But the most complete source comes in the
S̲h̲uʿab al-īmān of al-Bayhaḳī, in ch. 45, which deals with pious works devoted to God and the avoidance of ostentation (ed. Zag̲h̲l…
