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Represents the true self within each individual.
The spiritual essence that underlies the universe.
They are considered identical in Hindu philosophy.
The continuous cycle of life, death, and rebirth.
Actions influence future experiences and lives.
The ultimate goal of liberation from the cycle of Samsara.
Moral duties based on one's societal role.
The oldest sacred texts in Hinduism.
Philosophical texts discussing core Hindu concepts.
Practices aimed at achieving spiritual liberation.
A hierarchical social structure based on birth.
The highest caste, consisting of priests and scholars.
They are the warriors and rulers in society.
They are involved in trade and agriculture.
The laborers and service providers in society.
The trio of principal deities in Hinduism.
The creator aspect of the divine.
His role as the preserver of the universe.
Destruction and transformation in the cycle of life.
The deity known for removing obstacles.
The grandson of Prophet Muhammad, martyred at Karbala.
A pivotal event where Hussain and his followers were killed.
The caliph Hussain refused to support.
Hussain's older brother and the second Imam.
She defended Hussain's family after the battle.
The governor who opposed Hussain's cause.
He was a general involved in Hussain's death.
A commander who switched sides to support Hussain.
Hussain's son who died in the battle.
He was killed while fighting for Hussain.
Hussain's cousin who was betrayed in Kufa.
The city that invited but later abandoned Hussain.
A spiritual leader, especially in Shia Islam.
Believed to be the Hidden Imam who will return.
A day commemorating Hussain's martyrdom.
Someone who sacrifices their life for beliefs.
The political and religious leader of Muslims.
A division over rightful leadership after Muhammad.
A key figure in the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
The Shah was overthrown, establishing an Islamic republic.