Sufis believed in the pursuit of inner spiritual knowledge through practices like meditation, music, and dance to attain a deeper connection with the divine. They emphasized a personal, mystical relationship with God and sought to experience a state of spiritual ecstasy and divine love.
I believe what I believe because of a combination of personal experiences, evidence, critical thinking, and reflection.
I couldn't believe my eyes. I hope you believe my story. Believe me, I was scared!
The abstract noun for 'believe' is 'belief.'
Think means almost the same as believe
The percentage of scientists who believe in God varies, but surveys suggest that around 40-50 of scientists believe in a higher power or deity.
who were the sufis
Sufis are Muslims, hence, their God is Allah.
This is a false dichotomy. There are Sunnis who are Sufis and there are Sufis who are Sunnis. There are Sunnis who are not Sufis and there are Sufis who are not Sunnis. Being a Sunni means to follow the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his blessed sunnah. Being a Sufi means to be even more strict in following this sunnah in an effort to rectify yourself spiritually. Many people claiming to be Sufis are in fact, NOT Sufis if they deviate from the sunnah. Many popular scholars from the past and present have been Sufis. Ibn Taymiyyah, Imam Ghazali, etc. have all been Sufis and Sunnis.
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Yes.
The mystics are called Sufis. However, Sufis have rarely been evangelists and are much more similar to monks. The peaceful spreaders of Islam have typically been diplomats, merchants, and qadis (Islamic Judges).
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Oh, dude, the Sufis believed that Muhammad was the chief prophet. Like, it's pretty much common knowledge in the Islamic world. So, yeah, if you were thinking it was someone else, like, sorry to burst your bubble.
Sufi rituals involve singing and dancing.
They are called Sufis.
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Sufism is part of Islam . All true sufis practice Islam and shariah . Hence they have no other view , their view is same as is islamic view . Women have rights as mentioned in Qu'ran and Hadith .