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Al-`Aliyy
Al-ʿAliyy, The Most High, names elevation beyond dominance or separation. In Sufi understanding, this height is not distance from creation but transcendence that remains intimately present. Through an Internal Family Systems lens, Al-ʿAliyy reflects the Self’s higher perspective, the capacity to rise above inner conflicts and polarizations while staying connected to every part with clarity and care.
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