Ridhah
Ridhah, also transliterated as Ridha or Riḍā, is an Arabic term meaning contentment or satisfaction, particularly with God’s will. The word derives from a Arabic root related to pleasing or being pleased, and in Islamic usage it denotes a tranquil acceptance of divine decree and a state of inner peace.
In religious and philosophical contexts, ridah is regarded as a key spiritual virtue. It is connected to
Ridhah is also used as a given name in Muslim communities. In transliteration, it can appear as
Distinctions: Related terms include Ridwan, which means “pleasure” or “delight” and is the name of the angel