Arrange the Nafs (Self in Sufism) from lower to higher self :
(A) The self pleasing to God
(B) The pure self
(C) Inspired self
(D) Serene self
(E) The pleased self
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Correct answer: B. C, D, E, A, B
Explanation
The Sufi nafs rise from inspired (mulhima) → serene (mutma'inna) → pleased (radiya) → pleasing to God (mardiyya) → pure (safiya).
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