Hidajaid
Hidajaid refers to a traditional form of Islamic spiritual guidance and mentorship, rooted in the broader concept of *hudā* (guidance) in Islamic theology. The term is not widely recognized in mainstream Islamic literature but is sometimes used in Sufi and mystical traditions to describe the role of a spiritual guide, often referred to as a *shaykh* or *murshid*, who assists seekers in their spiritual journey. The practice emphasizes personal connection, ethical refinement, and the pursuit of divine proximity through disciplined practice and inner purification.
In Sufi thought, hidajaid is closely tied to the idea of *tawhīd* (monotheism) and the cultivation of
While hidajaid is not a formalized institution like some other Islamic traditions, it reflects the Sufi belief
The term remains more prevalent in oral Sufi lineages and regional mystical practices, where it underscores