شیطانی خیالات
A formal compound noun phrase of Arabic origin that denotes satanic thoughts, devilish thoughts, evil thoughts, wicked thoughts, or the specific and the characteristic type of the thoughts, the ideas, and the mental and the psychological suggestions that are inspired, the instigated, or the influenced by the Satan, the devil, the evil, or the baser and the darker impulses of the human self, the phrase شیطانی خیالات combining the Arabic adjective شیطانی meaning satanic, devilish, demonic, or pertaining to the Satan and the evil, which is derived from the Arabic noun شیطان meaning the Satan, the devil, or the evil one, and the Arabic noun خیالات meaning the thoughts, the ideas, the notions, or the mental and the psychological images and the suggestions, which is the plural form of the noun خیال meaning the thought or the idea, and the entire phrase thus literally translates as the satanic thoughts or the devilish ideas, designating the specific and the morally and the spiritually significant category of the thoughts and the mental suggestions that are understood in the Islamic and the moral tradition as the whisperings and the instigations of the Satan, the وسوسے, that seek to lead the human being astray from the path of the righteousness, the obedience, and the divine guidance, and the phrase شیطانی خیالات in the contemporary Urdu-speaking world is used primarily in the religious, the moral, the ethical, the psychological, and the literary contexts, where the satanic thoughts, the evil suggestions, and the struggle against the baser impulses are the subjects of the religious guidance, the moral instruction, the psychological analysis, and the literary and the poetic expression, and the phrase carries with it the deep and abiding human concern with the nature of the good and the evil, the struggle between the higher and the lower self, and the moral and the spiritual responsibility of the human being that are central to the understanding of the human condition and the moral life.