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The Book of Certainty: The Sufi Doctrine of Faith, Vision and Gnosis (Islamic Texts Society) by Abu Bakr Siraj ad-Din, 1996-09-01
Beyond Faith and Infidelity: The Sufi Poetry and Teachings of Mahmud Shabistari (Routledge Sufi Series) by Leonard Lewisohn, 1995-07-20
The Taste of Hidden Things: Images of the Sufi Path by Sara SviriPhD, 1997-01-01
Sufi Saints of the Indian Subcontinent by Zahurul Hassan Sharib, 2005-12-12
Striving for Divine Union: Spiritual Exercises for Suhraward Sufis (Routledge Sufi Series) by Qamar-ul Huda, 2002-12-06
Sufis of Andalusia: The Ruh al-Quds and Al-Durat Fakhirah (Routledge Library Editions: Islam) (Volume 5) by M. Ibn 'Arabi, 2008-01-02
Mental Purification and Healing (The Sufi Message) by Hazrat Inayat Khan, 2002-10-01
The Whirling Dervishes: Being an Account of the Sufi Order Known As the Mevlevis and Its Founder the Poet and Mystic Mevlana Jalalu'Ddin Rumi (Suny) by Shems Friedlander, 1992-01
Sufi Martyrs of Love: The Chishti Order in South Asia and Beyond by Carl W. Ernst, Bruce B. Lawrence, 2002-12-06
Sufi Heirs of the Prophet (Studies in Comparative Religion) by Arthur F. Buehler, 2008-07-14
The Sufi Brotherhoods in the Sudan (Series in Islam and Society in Africa) by Ali Salih Karrar, 1992-12
Rumi and His Sufi Path of Love by Fatih Citlak, 2007-05-01
Sufi Cuisine by Nevin Halici, 2005-08-01
The Chasm of Fire: A Woman's Experience of Liberation Through the Teaching of a Sufi Master by Irina Tweedie, 1984-09

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Sufi Poetry
sufi Poetry. updated April 15, 2004. A Gnostics). He is acknowledged as one of the most prominent sufi poets of the IndoPak subcontinent.
http://wahiduddin.net/sufi_poetry.htm
Sufism_1
Series of 3 articles describing history and deviations of sufism.
http://www.geocities.com/kkhaan/sufi.html

Extractions: During the sixth century AH, many Sufis who have started their own Turuqh claimed that they were direct descendants of the Messenger of Allah. They did so in order to gain the support and loyalty of the common-folk, so they will be receptive to the Sufi methodology. Thus, many people embraced the Sufi Turuqh, such as the Turuqh of some infamous Sufi teachers as Ar-Rifa'i in Iraq, and Al-Badawi and Ash-Shathili in Egypt. Many other Sufi Turuqh then appeared and spread throughout the Muslim World. During the eighth century AH, a great Imam of Islam was especially active in fighting all types of deviation in belief and practice, both with his tongue and pen. His defending the true Islamic Faith and the correct 'Aqeedah, against sufism in particular, has had and still have a tremendous impact on the successive generations that came after him. He was Imam ibn Taymiyyah, who was succeeded by his famous students, all Imams in their own right, such as ibn Al-Qayyim, ibn Kathir, Ath-Thahabi, Al-Mazzi, among many others. These very well known students of ibn Taymiyyah carried the legacy of their great teacher and defended the integrity of the Islamic Faith against both the Sufis and their innovated, deviant beliefs and practices. In the twelfth century after the Hijrah, Allah raised yet another Imam and defender of the true Taw'hid, Imam Mohammad ibn Abdil-Wahhab, who exposed the utterly misguided way of thought, heretic beliefs and deviant practices of the Sufis, which almost engulfed the entire Muslim world then. This is why Imam Mohammad ibn Abdil Wahhab was called, "The Mujaddid (reviver) of Da'wah (the call) of Taw'hid."
What Is A Sufi
What is a sufi? by Hazrat Inayat Khan. WHAT is a sufi? from The sufi Message of Hazrat Inayat Khan, The Art of Being, Part I. What is meant by the word sufi?
http://wahiduddin.net/hik/hik_what_is.htm
Index Of Kashmiri Proverbs
Large, alphabetically ordered collection, including sayings from sufis of Kashmir (in Kashmiri with English translation and explanation).
http://www.kashmir.net/treasure/proverbs/

Extractions: We have tried to collect as many proverbs as possible from different sources. Thanks to all who have contributed to this library. If you know some proverbs that are not listed here please email proverbs@kashmir.net Click on the Alphabet to see proverbs starting with that alphabet A B C D ... Z Some of these proverbs/sayings are from great Sufi's/Saints of Kashmir like Sheikh Noorudin Wali, Lala Ded, etc.
Rumi - Readings & Sufi Music
Readings sufi Music.
http://www.khamush.com/music/
Sufism
Arabic attasawwuf. SAMPLE OF sufi MUSIC Nusrat Fatheh Ali Khan (30 seconds), A person who belongs to sufism, is called a sufi. Nearly all sufis are men.
http://i-cias.com/e.o/sufism.htm

Extractions: Sufism's aim is to gain a closer connection to God and higher knowledge. This is gained through communal ceremonies, where trance is widely used. Today there are less Sufis than earlier, some estimates run at less than 5 million in the whole Muslim world. Sufism's strongest footholds are now in Egypt and Sudan Sufism got its content and its rituals inside Islam, but it also picked up elements from older religious practices. Sufism developed gradually in the first centuries of Islam, but there is little proof of real Sufism before 800 CE (about 200 H). Sufism as a tradition has had many theoreticians, but has still been a practice mainly used among ordinary peoples, and often performed without much consent from the religious elite. The core of Sufism is to leave the ordinary life, in order to close down the distance to God. And by reducing the distance between man and God, man also gets closer to truth and knowledge. The soul is seen upon as an element that can stretch out from the carnal body, and pass through the divine spheres. Even if few Sufis will claim that they can reach all they way to God, knowledge and insight increases the closer one manages to get.
Sufi.html
As a result, sufi orders, ideas and practices are hidden but alive throughout Yemen. Adherents of these orders and nonsufi Muslims
http://www.aiys.org/webdate/sufi.html

Extractions: by David Buchman (Anthropology, SUNY, Stony Brook) Yemen Update Introduction qurb ) to God, beauty ( ihsan ) of character, and sincerity ( ikhlas ) in religion hold little economic promise for many young Yemenis. However, while the fires of Sufism and Sufi practice are in some places being put out by lack of both interest in the youth or strong leadership among the elders, its flames are still burning bright within the hearts of impassioned adherents in small pockets throughout Yemen. One can still find non-Sufi Yemenis who are lovers of saints ( muhibbin ) carrying out Sufi devotions privately and at the tombs of deceased holy men and women. The current situation of the Shadhiliya/'Alawiya Sufi order of Sanaa is a typical case in point of the problems facing Sufi orders in Yemen where covert but commanding devotion to the saints and Sufi shaykhs of Yemen can still be found. Before going any further it is important to say something about the usage of the English word "saint." It has been common practice in Islamic studies to use the English word "saint" to render the Koranic
Shirk In The Naqshbandi Sufi Tareeqah
Uses Sunnah to evaluate a Naqshbandi article and to demonstrate examples of Shirk.
http://www.troid.org/Janaaza/sufi.htm
Kosova Relief-Since The Start Of Our Efforts In 1998, We Have Sent $500,000 Doll
The HalvetiJerrahi Order of Dervishes is a traditional Muslim sufi Order, seeking aid for humanitarian relief.
http://www.jerrahi.org/kosova/kosova_relief.htm

Extractions: choose a destination home news pir nurreddin al-jerrahi online reading jerrahi books locations comments search Afghan School Project Youth Project Mobile Clinic July, 1999: Our imam, Tosun Bayrak went to Kosova at the end of July. After visiting destroyed villages where people have been massacred, he has chosen two villages to help rebuild. You can find more information about his visit here. June, 1999: $150,000 was collected and sent by The Mosque of the Jerrahi Order of America to help the homeless, displaced, and hungry of Kosova. May 1999: Since the start of our efforts in 1998, we have sent $500,000 dollars in relief. At this time much of the money is used to buy supplies in nearby Turkey, transported via truck to the refugees. We will continue to use all resources and energy available to us in our efforts to help ease the situation for our fellow human beings in Kosova. Anyone who wishes to collect funds and use our network for distributing them is welcome to do so. The Jerrahi Order of America is a traditional Muslim Sufi Order. They are a cultural, educational and social relief organization made up of Muslims from diverse professional, ethnic and national backgrounds. The Jerrahi Order of America is a tax exempt, non-profit organization and can issue a receipt for your donation, on request. For information, or to give time, services or supplies contact:
Sufi Rhythms For The Daf
The Doumbek Page. sufi Rhythms for the Daf by Peyman Nasehpour. At Right Daf, with Persian painting and calligraphy worked on it. Good DAF or sufi links
http://www.rhythmweb.com/frame/sufi_daf.htm

Extractions: by Peyman Nasehpour At Right: Daf, with Persian painting and calligraphy worked on it The Daf , the large Persian frame drum, is used in Khangah (temple of dervishes) during the zekr (spiritual chanting) ritual. Its Pahlavi (pre-Islamic Persian language) name is Dap and Daf is the arabicized version of Dap. Many Persian poets have alluded to the Daf in their works; perhaps the most famous one is Molana Jalal-al-Din Rumi It has become very popular these days and is now integrated into other styles of Persian music. Indeed, the Daf is becoming more popular around the world. Here, we offer you nine audio samples of Sufi daf rhythms. For broadband, click hi fi; for slower connections, click lo fi. To download the mp3 to your computer, windows users, right click on the word 'download' and choose 'save target as' . The transcriptions are thanks to Jeff Senn of khafif.com
WELCOME: Sufi Conference
Online program of this conference in Pacific Grove, California. It is open to sufi's of all lineages and hopes to bring them together. Previous programs still online.
http://www.suficonference.org/
Webserver
Alsufi (Azophi), 903-986 CE ABD AL-RAHMAN AL-sufi (AZOPHI) (903 - 986 CE), by Dr. A. Zahoor. Click here to proceed.
http://www.rrz.uni-koeln.de/~a0158/sufismus.htm
Katinka Hesselink.net - Spirituele Spreuken Trekken
Citaten uit verschillende spirituele tradities, zoals zen, sufi, hindoeisme en boeddhisme.
http://www.katinkahesselink.net/spr/
SUFI CINEMA.COM Free Video Downloads And Streaming Videos (.asf / .rm Formats)
The Online Video Zone of the Discourses of the Most Distinguished Naqshbandi Order of sufis, the Head of which is Maulana Sheikh Nazim alHaqqani. (free)
http://www.suficinema.com

Extractions: Sufi Cinema is the Online Video Zone of the Discourse of the Most Distinguished Naqshbandi Order of Sufis, the Head of which is Maulana Sheikh Nazim al Haqqani. He is 'Master of the Time' and these stunningly poignant talks are for seekers of higher knowledge and divine truth, well beyond the boundaries of mere 'religion'. Each film has opening credits revealing the date and venue;
BuddhaNet Magazine Article: One View - Sufi And Dzogchen Reflections
sufi AND DZOGCHEN REFLECTIONS. sufi poets in general, and Araqi in particular, often choose to speak of Reality in terms of Love, the Beloved and the lover.
http://www.buddhanet.net/mag_one.htm

Extractions: Ibn 'Arabi "Saints and mystics throughout history have adorned their realisations with different names and given them different faces and interpretations, but what they are all fundamentally experiencing is the essential nature of the mind." Sogyal Rinpoche Sogyal Rinpoche, in his work The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying (1992), quotes from many of the world's Great Wisdom Traditions. Given the richness and radical insight of both Dzogchen and Sufism it is understandable that he chose to quote the Sufi mystic poet Jalaluddin Rumi: "O love, O pure deep love, be here, be now! Be all; worlds dissolve into your stainless endless radiance" (1992, p364). Like Dzogchen, Sufism uses exquisitely rich metaphors which Dzogchen practitioners may find both beautiful and insightful as they study the View. Through a sample of the ecstatic poetry from Fakhruddin 'Araqi's work, Divine Flashes (Lama'at), we hope such an opportunity is afforded. Both Dzogchen and Sufism are diamond-like Wisdom Teachings grounded in the Radical Primordial Reality. The goal of Sufism is to become the perfect mirror of the Formless through the purification of the heart. "In Sufism, as in most other authentic traditions, it is possible to become aware of the metaphysical transparency of forms and to be able to contemplate the One in the multifaceted manifold."
Amir Khusrau
Website about 12th century Indian sufi poet, his works, life and music.
http://www.alif-india.com

Extractions: Basant Bibliography Chronology Farsi couplets ... Why this site Amir Khusrau Dehlavi (1253-1325 AD), a prolific classical poet associated with royal courts of more than seven rulers of Delhi Sultanate, is also a household name in much of North India and Pakistan, through hundreds of playful riddles, songs and legends attributed to him. Through his enormous literary output and the legendary folk personality, Khusrau represents one of the first (recorded) Indian personages with a true multi-cultural or pluralistic identity. On this website, which is always evolving, you will find some essays such as one about Khusrau's Urs (death anniversary), another one about his Hindvi poetry , and some selections from his Farsi poetry , besides various interesting stories, tidbits, and links. However, the site is not limited to the study of Amir Khusrau alone - we feature many other essays, links and stories related to cultural pluralism, peace, Sufism, and south Asia's traditional wisdom. If you find this site useful or inspiring, write to us. You can also contribute stories related to our themes for the site.
Amir Khusrau, Khusro, Khosrow
(or Khusrau). Thirteenth century sufi poet who wrote and sang in several languages.
http://www.angelfire.com/sd/urdumedia/

Extractions: The sword of your own tongue. Basant Bibliography Chronology Farsi couplets ... Why this site Amir Khusrau Dehlavi (1253-1325 AD), a prolific classical poet associated with royal courts of more than seven rulers of Delhi Sultanate, is also a household name in much of North India and Pakistan, through hundreds of playful riddles, songs and legends attributed to him. Through his enormous literary output and the legendary folk personality, Khusrau represents one of the first (recorded) Indian personages with a true multi-cultural or pluralistic identity. On this website, which is always evolving, you will find some essays such as one about Khusrau's Urs (death anniversary), another one about his
Sufi Music From Senegal
sufi Music from Senegal. Akassa CD cover,
http://alt.venus.co.uk/weed/hamedkane/welcome.htm

Extractions: 'Baye Fall' Cheikh Ibra Fall was born in 1856. He played a vital role in the foundation of the Mouride Community. It shaped the movement as it is known and lived today. He has shown the disciples the submission and appropriate behaviour to observe towards to Ahmadu Bamba, visionary founder and prophet of the Mouride Brotherhood in Touba. Irreproachable workers, Baye Fall is the hard-core of the Mouride Brotherhood, ready for the demanding tasks of service to their community and it is certain that their work gives to the Brotherhood a strong sense of unity and unites Baye Fall in a powerful feeling of collective obligation. The fruits of this work constitute the source of income for the community.
Nur Ashki Jerrahi Sufi Order
This is a website of the Nur Ashki Jerrahi sufi Order.
http://www.nurashkijerrahi.org
Unani Herbal Healing
Products and information on herbs used by sufi healers. Courses and workshops offered. Based in Endicott, NY.
http://www.unani.com/

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