The spiritual practices, discussions, and guidelines that are established in Sufism must adhere strictly to the teachings of the Quran and Hadith. This principle is fundamental and unwavering.

For these mystics, humanity transcended formal rituals and rites. From Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai to Sachal Sarmast and from Sakhi Badshah to Sufi Shah Inayat, the message was clear: love for humanity.

Without mysticism, religion is not complete.” Shah continued, “For those who are trying to understand it, I always say that Sufism is the cultural representation of our religion. In the more ...

Andalusian philosopher is known for a number of key ideas adopted by later Sufis, including the unity of being, the concept that all creation emanates from God ...

By Mehleen Syed The story of women in Sufism is like a hidden tapestry—its threads often overlooked, yet essential to the fabric of Islamic mysticism. While Sufism has long celebrated divine ...