Sakhawat
Generosity and liberality; open-handed giving, the mark of a noble lord.
Literally: generosity, open-handed giving
Sakhawat is generosity — the open hand that gives freely without grudging. Iqbal treats liberal giving as a natural overflow of a self secure in itself: inner abundance, not anxious hoarding, marks the strong soul. He admires the generosity that pairs with self-respect, where one gives much yet asks nothing and stoops to no one, the giving born of fullness rather than display.
Karam
Grace, kindness, favor; the mercy the lover implores of the beloved.
Fayyaz
Munificent, open-handed, abundantly generous.
Isaar
Self-sacrifice, preferring others over oneself; altruistic giving.
Muruwwat
Manliness expressed as kindness, courtesy, and considerate humanity toward others.
Istighna
Contented independence and freedom from need, the heart's dignified self-sufficiency.
Faqr
Spiritual poverty; the dervish's chosen detachment from wealth and power.