They also reject the Ṣūfī practice of mujāhadah ("struggle with the carnal self"), saying that excessive focusing on the self distracts from the more important goals of knowledge of God through personal experience and ultimate union.
CHANCELLOR JOEL I. KLEIN on the practice of pushing struggling students out of New York City schools.
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World events -- specifically the fall of the Soviet Union, which had suppressed the practice of Judaism, and the struggle over Israel -- fanned the community's messianic flames.
Lastly, programs with low quality practices are often characterized by a low level of awareness of best practices, and struggle in many of the key areas above.
It seems as if they – and it was mostly women – have internalised our society's indifference to the practice of care, and are struggling to reconcile it with some of their deepest instincts.
"They don't show the psychological complexity, the real struggle and practice of what it is to have to give up the substance," she said.
Indeed, in the context of a sympatric struggle, the practice of systematic rape is a very effective strategy to neutralise the reproductive force of the opposing population, and imposes a burden that can last for many years by producing children that are often rejected by both camps.
They found that each diary showed a trajectory of struggle to build a meditation practice, and levels of success varied.
Among the main stories covered are Egypt's ongoing battle to eradicate polio, and the struggle against the practice of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C).
In 1992, after years of struggle, she finally obtained a license to practice law and began to do so.
