In the Zahabiya order, the Qutb of the time - which is the current leader of Zahabiya - is called "Qutb-e Nateq" (the rhetorical Qutb) and his successor called "Qutb-e Samet" (the silent Qutb) during the life of "Qutb-e Nateq". These terms are one of the specific terms of the Isma'ilism sect that some use in Sufism.[71]