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Al-Wadūd
Al-Wadūd, The Most Loving, names love as active devotion rather than fleeting emotion. In Sufi understanding, this love moves toward, cherishes, and remains engaged, offering warmth without condition or withdrawal. Through an Internal Family Systems lens, Al-Wadūd reflects the Self’s capacity to relate to parts with genuine affection, care, and enduring connection, even when parts are difficult, wounded, or conflicted.
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