In What Is Sufism?, Martin Lings provides an accessible and profound exploration of Islamic mysticism. The book delves into the core principles of Sufism, such as love, remembrance (dhikr), and self-purification, presenting them as pathways to spiritual enlightenment. Lings traces the historical development of Sufism, highlighting its impact on Islamic thought and culture. Through vivid explanations, he illustrates how Sufism emphasizes inner transformation and a deep connection with the divine. By demystifying its practices and teachings, Lings makes Sufism relatable to contemporary readers, offering an insightful guide for those seeking a deeper understanding of spirituality within Islam
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What Is Sufism? (Islamic Texts Society)
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Martin Lings’ What Is Sufism? introduces the spiritual essence of Islamic mysticism. It explores the principles, practices, and historical significance of Sufism, shedding light on its role in fostering inner transformation and divine connection.
| Format | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Author | Martin Lings |
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