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The Soul, Spirit and Intellect:

Beliefs of Islam and They Ask You About the Spirit · Ahmed Alhasan

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The Soul, Spirit and Intellect:

It had been explained already that the soul was formed from a composition of raised wet clay and a spirit. Therefore it differs from the spirit, but only from the perspective of how it is named. Sometimes the soul can be called a spirit because it was created from a spirit, and reflects the spirit of faith and the Holy Spirit. And sometimes, the spirit can also be called a soul. The human consists of a body and the mover of the body, which is invisible to the eye. Since this mover is connected to the body, it can be called a soul, even if it is developed and has a holy spirit. And since it is a mover of the body and a manifestation from the highest heavenly kingdom (meaning from the true spirit), it may be called a spirit even if it is not developed and does not have a spirit of faith or a holy spirit.

And the truth is, in order for the human to have a real spirit, he must have a share and at the very least, a presence in the second heavenly kingdom, since it is the first heavenly paradise.

Also, since this same mover is a manifestation of the intellect (the seventh heaven), it is called intellect. And the truth is, in order for the human to have true intellect, he must have a share in and a presence in the seventh heaven.

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