Which one of the following terms is associated with the practice of Sufism?

In Sufism, a 'Murid' refers to a disciple or follower who commits to spiritual guidance under a Sufi master (Pir or Murshid). The relationship between the Murid and the Murshid is central to the Sufi path of spiritual development. Jizya was a tax levied on non-Muslims in Islamic states. Ijma refers to the consensus of Islamic scholars on a point of Islamic law. Muqaddam was a village headman or local official in medieval Indian administration. Thus, only Murid is directly connected with Sufi practice.