Sufism
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| + | "The Maulavis are the [[sufism|Sufi]] sect, known to Europeans as the [[Dancing Dervishes]], whose founder was the far-famed Jelal- ad-DIn, [[Rumi]]."--''[[Persian Poetry for English Readers]]'' (1883) by Samuel Robinson | ||
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| - | '''Sufism''' is a denomination in Islam emphasizing [[mysticism]], [[asceticism]] and [[music]]. | + | '''Sufism''' is a [[denomination]] in [[Islam]] emphasizing [[mysticism]], [[asceticism]] and [[music]]. |
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| - | * [[Islam]] | ||
| - | * [[List of Sufism related topics]] | ||
| * [[Tawassul]], a religious practice in which a Muslim seeks nearness to God | * [[Tawassul]], a religious practice in which a Muslim seeks nearness to God | ||
| * [[Ashʿari]] | * [[Ashʿari]] | ||
| * [[Barakah]] | * [[Barakah]] | ||
| - | * [[Index of Sufism-related articles]] | ||
| - | * [[List of modern Sufi scholars]] | ||
| - | * [[List of Sufi saints]] | ||
| * [[Maturidi]] | * [[Maturidi]] | ||
| * [[Shab-e-barat]] | * [[Shab-e-barat]] | ||
| * [[Tawassul]] | * [[Tawassul]] | ||
| * [[Tazkiah]] | * [[Tazkiah]] | ||
| - | * [[World Sufi forum]] | ||
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Sufism is a denomination in Islam emphasizing mysticism, asceticism and music.
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See also
- Tawassul, a religious practice in which a Muslim seeks nearness to God
- Ashʿari
- Barakah
- Maturidi
- Shab-e-barat
- Tawassul
- Tazkiah
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