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What is the difference between sunni and shia and kharajite and sufism in Islam?
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there are many difference between a suni and a shia suni say that there are four khalifha but shias say that there is only one khalifha hazrat ALI
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Why is Islam incomplete without sufism?
Because Sufism is about peace, spirituality and closeness to God which is what Islam is all about. Conclusion: Islam is Sufism and Sufism is Islam.
What is the mystical tradition of Islam is known as?
"Sufism" is the correct term for the mystical tradition of Islam.
Is sufism and Islam different path?
Sufism is a branch of the Sunni sect of Islam. Sunni's are the most popular sect.
What is the difference between Sharia and Tariqah?
Sharia is the devine law of Islam. Although its particular requirements are seen as different by different schools of Islam and in different cultures, it is The Law. A Tariqah is a school of Sufism, one approach to Islam. It is not a body of laws, but a way of approaching Islam.
Sufism is a mystical sect of?
Of Islam.
Sufism is a mystical brand of?
Islam
What is mystical tradition of Islam?
a. Sufism
What is the difference between religion and Islam?
There is no difference. Islam is a religion.
Does Sufism believe in women's rights in Islam?
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 .
Is Sufism a cult of Islam?
Of course it is NOT. it's a religion that millions of people believe in and followAnswer:A cult is defined as a group that follows the will of a living leader. Islam is a monotheistic creed. All matters go back to the Book of God - and the example of Muhammad. No living leader can tamper with that.
What is the purpose of Sufism?
Answer The theory of Sufism in Islam is to know the Allah and achieve the nearness of the Allah only.
Who mainly practices Sufism?
Sufism is mainly practiced by the Muslims. But the Hindus, the Buddhists and the Christians also practice Sufism.
