Batin
BATIN
Arab term used to signify the esoteric and hidden side of things, in contrast to the word dhahir. By extension, this word is used to mean that it is not enough simply to observe religious rules outwardly, but one must be utterly sincere in one's faith in order to be a true Muslim.
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