Examples of using Sufism in English and their translations into German
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Somuncu Baba told him about Sufism.
Sufism is not easily defined, for it is neither a religion nor a doctrine.
The SPA publishes a semi-annual journal, Sufism.
Erguner has been involved in Sufism since his childhood.
During this holy journey Hāmeed'ūd-Dīn-ee Wālī continued to teach sufism.
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The SPA publishes a semi-annual journal, Sufism: The Science of the Soul.
Of course Sufism recognizes our anthropomorphic projections upon what we ascribe to God.
He was the initiator of René Guénon into Sufism and founder of the Parisian al Akbariyya society.
But today's Sufism seems to miss its original goal by large, as Sufis admit themselves.
In the 1950s,the philosopher and theologian Henry Corbin studied Iranian Sufism, and specifically the writings of the Persian mystic Ibn Arabi.
Historically, Sufism was not conceived separately from the essence of Islam.
Nevertheless, it has also been the case that non-Muslims havealso been powerfully attracted to the teachings of Sufism that address universal aspirations and longings of the human spirit.
Sufism has allowed a multi-layered interpretation of what is essentially a clear set of injunctions.
Ibn Arabi there“maximum” exponent of Sufism one who still called Jesus“absolute holiness seal”.
Sufism is the inner relationship between the loving one, the Sufi and the beloved God.
Upon this Hacı Bayram-ı Veli decided to study sufism with Him then he became student of Somuncu Baba on sufism.
Sufism is the method through which the Prophets attained the cognition of God, and their true self.
A member of the audience who consciously knew nothing about Sufism instinctively answered,"As far as I understand you do not become a Sufi.
Sufism seeks for its adherents a closer personal relationship with God through special spiritual disciplines.
The first scriptures about sufism from the 1st century are available in English translations.
Sufism is characterized by the veneration of local saints and by brotherhoods that practice their own rituals.
Found in many parts of the Muslim world, Sufism endeavored to produce a personal experience of the divine through mystic and ascetic discipline.
Modern sufism is cosmopolitan and undogmatic, connected to the wisdom and enlightenment of all realized souls.
Nevertheless, under the influence of Sufism Al Said's work morphed into a search for the spiritual in art through abstraction.
Sufism follows the basic tenets of Islam but does not follow all of the orthodox practices of Sunni or Shi'ah Islam.
From these amplifications we see that Sufism is replete with archetypal symbols similar to those in the Christian mysticism of Nicholas von Flue.
Sufism, which makes use of paradigms and concepts derived from non-Islamic sources, is generally less concerned with reinforcing and defending religious boundaries.
Shia Muslims tend to be hostile towards Sufism because they believe it is heretical. Sufi orders serve to both strengthen and divide Kurdish society.
Sufism is a movement of organized brotherhoods, who are grouped around a spiritual leader or Shaikh There are no Islamic states which regard themselves as officially Sufi.
Other Buddhist influences on Sufism occurred in the sphere of ritual practice, particularly during the Mongol Ilkhanate rule of Iran 1256-1336 CE.