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99 Al-Ghafūr
Al-Ghafūr, The Great Forgiver, names forgiveness that is vast and repeated, covering again and again without exhaustion. In Sufi understanding, this forgiveness does not merely pardon but veils fault, allowing renewal without fixation on past wrongs. Through an Internal Family Systems lens, Al-Ghafūr reflects the Self’s capacity to meet parts with ongoing forgiveness, releasing burdens without rehearsing guilt or keeping memory as punishment.
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Japji Sahib Pauree 17
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