2015
DOI: 10.1093/jis/etv005
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Sufism: A Global HistoryBy Nile Green

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“…It is “the mystical form of Islam” (Olcott, 2007, p. 1), in which mysticism is defined as “love of the Absolute” (Schimmel, 1975, p. 4), a thread that weaves through all religions. Sufism further represents a “tradition of powerful knowledge, practices and persons” (Green, 2012, cited in Honerkamp, 2015, p. 328).…”
Section: Defining Hrd and Sufismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is “the mystical form of Islam” (Olcott, 2007, p. 1), in which mysticism is defined as “love of the Absolute” (Schimmel, 1975, p. 4), a thread that weaves through all religions. Sufism further represents a “tradition of powerful knowledge, practices and persons” (Green, 2012, cited in Honerkamp, 2015, p. 328).…”
Section: Defining Hrd and Sufismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sufism has played a key role in transforming social, political, and intellectual aspects of Muslims across cultures and time (Honerkamp, 2015). While Sufism focuses on spiritual elevation, we believe that it should not be considered a movement that brought about reforms in Islam.…”
Section: Defining Hrd and Sufismmentioning
confidence: 99%