Ruyat
The vision of God; the beholding of the Divine promised to the blessed in the hereafter.
Literally: seeing; vision (of God)
The vision or seeing of God — the subject of a long theological debate over whether and how the believer may behold God, especially in the next life (ru'yat al-bari). It connects the devotional longing for deedar with formal doctrine. Where it surfaces in poetry, this desire to see God functions for Iqbal as a spur to the soul's ascent.
Deedar
The sight or vision of the beloved's face; the blessing of beholding the loved one.
Liqa
The meeting with God; the encounter of the soul with its Lord, the goal of the believer's longing.
Tanzeeh
The declaration of God's absolute transcendence above any likeness to creation.
Tashbeeh
Simile; an explicit comparison of one thing to another.