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A Simple Guide to Sufism/ Farida Khanam

By:

Farida, Khanam

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Goodwords Books 2006Description: 177 p; includes additional notesISSN:

9788178984827

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

297.4 P6 ; 1

Summary: A Simple Guide to Sufism by Farida Khanam introduces readers to the fundamentals of Sufism, the mystical dimension of Islam. Written in a clear and accessible style, the book explains the origins of Sufism, its development, and its core teachings such as love of God, purification of the heart, remembrance (dhikr), and selflessness. Khanam highlights the contributions of great Sufi masters, their spiritual practices, and their emphasis on tolerance, compassion, and universal brotherhood. The book also clarifies common misconceptions about Sufism and presents it as a path of inner transformation that seeks closeness to the Divine.

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A Simple Guide to Sufism by Farida Khanam introduces readers to the fundamentals of Sufism, the mystical dimension of Islam. Written in a clear and accessible style, the book explains the origins of Sufism, its development, and its core teachings such as love of God, purification of the heart, remembrance (dhikr), and selflessness.

Khanam highlights the contributions of great Sufi masters, their spiritual practices, and their emphasis on tolerance, compassion, and universal brotherhood. The book also clarifies common misconceptions about Sufism and presents it as a path of inner transformation that seeks closeness to the Divine.

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