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[quote]QUOTE: - Sufism is a host of ideas or disciplines which seek to enable a person to be closer to God through worship, glorifying God’s name and offering voluntary prayers as well as the remembrance of God’s name and attributes in all situations. It also aims, through the same actions, to purify one’s soul and weaken one’s worldly desires. It can be safely said that under Sufism people seek to win God’s pleasure without having to fight for God’s cause. It is true. In general the sufi-ism gives the lesson to purify one’s soul and weaken one’s worldly desires. So their prime trainings is Tazkia-e-nafs which is the base of Islam. But like some Muslims, by their acts, are defaming Islam, similarly are dong some sufi groups but we can not blame sufi-ism in general. I think, after the companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) it is the sufi-ism, which spreaded Islam in whole of the world. QUOTE: - The answer to this is in the Qur'an itself. In Islaam however, no worship is complete without the presence of all three qualities: love of Allah, hope in His Mercy and fear of His Punishment. Sufi-ism is laden with all these three qualities. Edited by: Loveall on Monday, February 05, 2007 8:17 AM[/quote]
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