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[quote]Quote: You must have seen some thing good in Tasawwuf as well, I am sure.Please say some thing good about it.I needed yours little support on it. Reply: Thank you for considering me worthy of supporting you. Ofcourse there is a lot of good in Tasawwuf, but same can be be said about almost any religion of the world. Be it Christianity, Judaism or Hinduism etc. I am not rejecting the possibility that Tasawwuf can have good things in it, what I am arguing here is the issue that it has been considered synonymous to Islam, while it is not. It might be close to Islam, as the scholars promoting it (such as Imam Ghazali etc.) were also scholars of Islam as well, but the fact remains that it runs parallel to Islam. If we dont go into the details of the differences, one basic problem is regarding the certitude of inspiration, as discussed above. There are other problems as well with it. So "learning" about Tasawwuf should not be an onslaught of 'good things' on the readers. Instead they should also be educated about the criticism that is written on it. Whoever claims that criticism to be invalid, should come forward to refute it. Having done your best at it, one should leave it to the audience/readers to decide what they think about the subject. Regards, Salman[/quote]
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