Hakkimist

Hakkimist refers to a belief system or philosophical outlook that emphasizes divine sovereignty and the absolute power and will of God (often referred to as "Hakk" in some Islamic traditions). Adherents of hakkimist principles generally believe that all events, outcomes, and individual destinies are predetermined by God's will and are ultimately for a greater, divine purpose. This perspective often fosters a sense of deep reliance on God, acceptance of circumstances, and a belief that what happens is the best that could happen, even if it is not immediately understood or appreciated by humans.

The core tenet of hakkimist thought is that "Hakk" is the ultimate truth and the supreme reality. Therefore, everything that exists or occurs is a manifestation of Hakk's will. This can lead to a stoic acceptance of hardship and adversity, viewing them not as random misfortunes but as part of a divine plan. Conversely, success and prosperity are also seen as blessings from Hakk. The focus is less on human agency in changing outcomes and more on aligning one's life and intentions with divine decree. This belief system can influence personal conduct, encouraging patience, gratitude, and a relinquishing of control over external events, trusting in a higher power's ultimate wisdom.