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Shaqīq al-Balkhī

Muslim ascetic
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  • zuhd

    …to his student and disciple ShaqÄ«q al-BalkhÄ« (d. 810) as the real founders of zuhd, as it became known in later periods. Ibn Adham stressed poverty and self-denial; indeed, he abandoned the wealth of his father and became a poor wanderer.

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    …to his student and disciple ShaqÄ«q al-BalkhÄ« (d. 810) as the real founders of zuhd, as it became known in later periods. Ibn Adham stressed poverty and self-denial; indeed, he abandoned the wealth of his father and became a poor wanderer.

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