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Malamatiyya mystics intentionally seek out public hate

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Most people want to be liked, but this group believed a good reputation was terrible for the ego. They purposefully did highly embarrassing and offensive things in public just so people would despise them, achieving true freedom through universal cringe.

Malamatiyya mystics intentionally seek out public hate
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