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[quote][b][size=1][quote]it is the sufi-ism, which spreaded Islam in the whole the world.[/quote] [blue]I think you would rather say 'it is the Sufis themselves who spread Sufism in the world' because, If Sufis insist that they are Muslims, then what is the sense of identifying themselves with Sufism rather than with Islam. The word "Sufism" was not familiar to those who lived in the first and the best three generations of as-Salaf as-Salih (the pious predecessors) who were commanded by Allah the Exalted and His Messenger.(s.a.w) If your claim is different please produce proof.[/blue][/size=1][/b][/quote]
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