The Meaning of Inner Vision in Islam, Quranic Verses, and How to Open It According to Sharia
In Islam, inner vision is known as bashirah or the eye of the heart-basically the heart's ability to see truths beyond physical sight. It's a gift from Allah SWT that lets a person grasp the deeper meaning and wisdom of life. Quranic verses about bashirah include QS. Ali ‘Imran: 13, Al-Hajj: 46, and Al-Isra’: 72, which highlight how important spiritual sensitivity is. Scholars mention seven levels of inner vision, from bashirah to lathifah, reflecting one's character and spiritual cleanliness.
To open your inner vision in a sharia-compliant way, you go through tazkiyatun nufus (purification of the soul)-like repenting, cleansing the heart from diseases such as envy and arrogance, doing a lot of dhikr, reciting the Quran with tadabbur, and sticking to good deeds, sunnah fasting, and night prayers. Other practices include praying for spiritual light and reciting selawat Nuridzati. All this is about getting closer to Allah SWT, sincerely asking for His guidance.
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