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Probably Sufism.
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There is no one specific branch of Islam that can be characterized as the "most liberal." However, branches such as Sufism and progressive interpretations within Sunni and Shia Islam are often associated with more liberal and inclusive practices and beliefs. It's important to note that the level of liberalism or conservatism within Islam can vary among individuals and communities within any given branch.
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