Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
murid
noun
/muːˈriːd/

Definition
In a religious context, a murid refers to a disciple or a follower, particularly in Sufism.

Examples
- As a murid, she dedicated her life to studying under her spiritual mentor.
- The murids held special ceremonies to honor their teacher’s teachings.
- In many Sufi orders, a murid is expected to follow the path outlined by their Sheikh.

Meaning
The term ‘murid’ comes from the Arabic word that means ‘one who desires.’ It signifies someone who seeks knowledge or spiritual enlightenment under the guidance of a master.

Synonyms
- disciple
- follower
- learner
- student