The Mystics of Sufism | The Inward Path of Islam
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- Sufism is a mystical and contemplative dimension of Islam. It is a spiritual path that focuses on seeking a direct and personal experience of the Divine. The term "Sufi" originally referred to those who wore wool (suf in Arabic) as a symbol of their detachment from material possessions and worldly desires. Sufism emerged within the early centuries of Islam and has since evolved into various schools and orders, each with its own practices and teachings. Sufis seek to overcome the ego and attain a state of selflessness and surrender to the Divine will. One of the most renown Sufis is the Persian poet Rumi #shorts
Tawheed is not "the unity WITH God" but the oneness OF God"
He's talking about Sufi interperation of 'Tawhid', not it's actual meaning
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Sufis don’t believe that also, there’s a difference between wihdat alwujood and wihdat alshuhood
@@Al-Azdiwahdatul shuhud is an idea created from a fundamental misunderstanding of Wahdatul wujud
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These shorts are my place of peace and have led me to explore and expand many different paths to understanding the bigger picture of our existence.
Thank you for the gifts you share with us.
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my fave rumi quote, and also a key mindset to manifestation of your dreams:
"when I run after what I think I want, my days are a furnace of stress and anxiety; if I sit in my own place of patience, what I need flows to me, and without pain. From this I understand that what I want also wants me, is looking for me and attracting me. There is a great secret here for anyone who can grasp it."
learned it from vishen lakhiani of mindvalley😎💪👍.
Beautiful quote
2. quran is too silly to write ribcage and spinal cord have role in sperm production. can u show any medical book saying ribcage had role in sympathetic activity ??? spinal cord had role in only ejection but not in production... semen ejacualation and production r entirely two different things. your pdfile popat mohammed is false
* muslims can lie to any extent... spinal cord had a role in ejaculation. that doesnt have any role in sperm production.. quran clearly said space bw spinal cord and ribcage.... which is utter false/.... qurand is a lie.. pdfile popat mohammed is a false person.. anyone who had balls and kids can see that testes had role in sperm production..
* spinal cord had no role in ingredients of semen. production of sperm or semen is under male reproductive system and spinal cord have no role in it
Thank you... very profound 🙏🏽
He is an Afghan poet not persian!
@@Sn-ds7yo dont look at me, i said no such thing
Do you know that the most popular writer in Iran is Rumi? There is nary a home in Iran that doesn't have a collection of Rumi's teachings and poetry.
Sanity will reign again.
Mevlana Celaleddin Rûmi was born in Afghanistan and died in Türkiye. Persians were born in Iran as far as we all know. Even today, Mevlana spreads the good for the humanity and for the peace that are the essence of Islamic spiritual world. “Come as you are. Be as you are.”
Today is the happiest day of my life that I saw you interesting on Sufism. Thank you for giving time to Sufism. Everyone has equal right on Sufism. Those who hate Sufism, they hate love and reality because Sufism is pure love. 🌹
"Ayun al-dayga" is an Arabic phrase that translates to "The Way to the Return" or "The Path to the Return". In Islamic spirituality, it refers to the concept of the Sufi path, where one seeks to return to their true nature and essence, which is believed to be in line with the divine.
In this context, "al-dayga" means the "return" or "the way back", implying a journey towards spiritual growth, self-awareness, and ultimately, union with the divine.
The phrase is often used in Sufi literature and poetry to describe the journey of the soul as it seeks to transcend its ego and worldly attachments, and reunite with its divine source.
My grandpa was a published Persian poet and writer who wrote about women’s rights during the kings reign. I grew up till the revolution with him reading me Persian poetry. If I could only turn back time I would in a split second.
Chetore?
I recently started learning about Sufism. I love poetry and want to learn more as I’m currently studying Christianity, Judaism & the most beautiful & eloquent Islam.
A lot of people don’t know, but where I am from in Africa their are Sufi muslims out here which seclude themselves from the general population and seclude themselves , to avoid distractions from this world so they can devote all their time to worshipping Allah. Some of them are so detached from this world they avoid women and marriage completely and remain celibate their entire lives And so they practice a concept known as “Semen Retention” where they cultivate the masculine essence and energy and use it to reach spiritual enlightenment. Which is why Sufi Muslims have a glow and radiance in their face also know as “noor” as they devote all their time in praising Allah. However as stated you won’t find these individuals in the general population as they tend to seclude and isolate themselves in rural areas. These guys remain celibate and devote their entire lives to Allah and hate this materialistic world. They live a very minimalistic life and detach themselves from owning and enjoying the pleasures of this world in fear of becoming attached to the materialistic world.
Thats all took from hinduism
Only a minority of Sufis live that way, since it's not common among Sufis in Senegal, Nigeria and other African countries
@@mysteriousworld9723Hinduism isnt the origin of asceticism
Bid'ah and haram. Read the following from Bukhari 5063:
A group of three men came to the houses of the wives of the Prophet (ﷺ) asking how the Prophet (ﷺ) worshipped (Allah), and when they were informed about that, they considered their worship insufficient and said, "Where are we from the Prophet (ﷺ) as his past and future sins have been forgiven." Then one of them said, "I will offer the prayer throughout the night forever." The other said, "I will fast throughout the year and will not break my fast." The third said, "I will keep away from the women and will not marry forever." Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) came to them and said, "Are you the same people who said so-and-so? By Allah, I am more submissive to Allah and more afraid of Him than you; yet I fast and break my fast, I do sleep and I also marry women. So he who does not follow my tradition in religion, is not from me (not one of my followers).
@@omarz2145 You are aware getting married is a sunnah and isn’t obligatory?. So are saying that muslims who aren’t married are committing haram ?
Sufism
Hinduism
Taoism
Buddhism
Mystic/ancient Christianity
and every other religion or philosophy like Stoicism, ALL point to the same “thing” or truth from different angles.
It’s not about one being correct and others wrong.
They all share the same truth
ALL IS ONE
Unity
Love
God is infinent intelligent energy
God is Awareness
We are Awareness
Creator and creation is One
Everything is an expression or emanation from God.
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you forgot Kabbalah the mystical path in judaism ☺️
Buddhism has no gods....
Nope that not the same with Christianity or Islam. They say their God is the only one, screw infinity, awareness blah blah blah, Period.
@@nitinbhalerao7364 I talked specifically for Sufism and Christian mystics.
Nah man dont talk shit its not the same, only because there are different opionions you dont have to accept other opinions because accepting all means neglecting yours
Thank you for sharing 💕
Thank you for keeping us enlightened 🙏
There was a book I found in the 1980s.. Mysticism by Evelyn Underhill... she said that the mystical experience crosses the boundaries of religion, it is the same throughout the human race and she quoted the sufi, but from what she said, being a Sufi in Islam is probably more dangerous and difficult (at least, in ancient times)than being a Gnostic is in Christianity, in the Middle Ages. Being a Gnostic, well you get the point.
Sufism is the heart of Islam
Yet not a word about it in the Quran 😅
@@tahaqamar2955 there is everything in the Quran al a’zeem subhan’allah !
you need to really open your heart for that 😊 Jazak’allah hu khayr’an
@@rohail_aziz Astaghfirullah !! . First you need basic adab basic teachings by Quran al az’eem “
It is haram forbidden to put false Allegations like this big words Astaghfirullah ! What should I talk to you ? When you are out of the teachings of Quran al az’eem
@@fatmarabbanihaqqani9138Then give us one example from the Quran that talks about Sufism
@@tahaqamar2955She did not mean it that way! But more like you get a deeper understanding of the Quran
Thank you sir for writing correctly about Sufi Islam .
I found the best description of sufism
LOVE GOD AND LOVE HUMANITY FOR THE LOVE OF GOD .
Rumi is one of my favorite poets. I love his words
He is an afghan poet!
u still fight with the persian about him in 2023, grow up @@Sn-ds7yo
I really like the knowledge an wisdom and languages of different culture that u bring to the internet . Plus ur voice is very easy to listen to , soothing an self assured as you speak . Thank you for all u share with me / us .
Thank you 🙏
Thank you!
I live in Tzfat in Israel, which is known as a main center of Kabbalah. What is less widely known is that Sufis flourished here too and the Jews who learned Kabbalah and the Sufis collaborated in their religious studies and cooperated closely in various walks of life. I've heard from some of the scions of the old families here in Tzfat that there was a time when Jews and Arabs were real friends in this time. I'm sure sanity will reign again.
There are still Jews who study Kabbalah and Sufi in the nearby town of Kadita.
nice i have to check it out
Lovely sentiment. I also hope to see sanity reign in our lifetime. If not, hopefully we’ll see it in the next. We’re on our Creator’s timetable, not our own which is something I’ve struggled with in the past.
“Where there is life there is hope.”
~Terence, Roman poet
Qabalah is not exclusive to Judaism; there are also Greek, Arabic and Coptic Qabalah (correct spelling, BTW). The Sufi Tree of Life had only 8 Sephiroth, but that changed in the 10th century, according to Idries Shah.
@@BabalonNuit wow really ? Thank you i did not know
Only living stream of Islam ! My gratitude to Sufi masters! 🙏
Thank you for this again 🙏
Books are maybe the 1st step... but sufism needs to be tasted, and a guide who has traveled the road ❤🙌
Here I am! Thanks for the video! ❤
It is probably one of or the purest concept within MONOTHEISM.
Mansur Al hallaj my favourite sufi saint ana-ul-haq or aham brahmshmi😍🙏
That's good and I appreciate your bringing that out front!!
MashAllah
Sufism is a beauty parlour (Saloon) of ISLAM.
Mowlana Jalaluddeen Rumi r.a is a great saint
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Knowledge & Wisdom
WHO IS AWLIYA?
Awliya Allah or Waliyullah literally means friend of Allah.
Awliya are the pious people those who obeyed and followed the orders of Allah Almighty and sunnat of beloved Prophet sallallahu alaihiwasallam in every aspects of their life and finally were pleased and accepted by Allah Almighty.
A Wali is someone who occupies a very close station to Allah and is protected by Allah from major sins and repetition of sins in general, and kept in a state of obedience. It is a very special rank and position of acceptance given by Allah to His beloved servants.
When we call Awliya or Waliyullah, it includes whole Noble Sahaba (the companions of beloved Prophet ﷺ, Tabi'een, Tab al tabi'een, Imams and other Awliya.
However, when people used to speak they call sahaba in their unique name. Since it is the noble status in Islam. Hence, commonly we say waliyullah for Tabi'een, Tab al tabi'een, Imams and other Awliya.
THE STATUS OF AWLIYA
It is the common Islamic theology that the status of all the noble sahaba is much higher than that of all Awliya Allah. Likewise, the status of all Awliya is higher than that of ours.
AWLIYA IN AL QURAN
♦ Beware! Verily, the friends of Allah will not have any fear, nor will they grieve. (10:62)
Awliya will never worry for anything if anything happened that they disliked. Also they will never fear for the future on worldly matters. But they will always be remained in God-fearing.
AWLIYA IN AL HADITH
♦ Allah's Apostle ﷺ said:
"Allah said, 'I will declare war against him who shows hostility to a Wali of Mine. And the most beloved things with which My slave comes nearer to Me, is what I have enjoined upon him; and My slave keeps on coming closer to Me through performing Nawafil (praying or doing extra deeds besides what is obligatory) till I love him, so I become his sense of hearing with which he hears, and his sense of sight with which he sees, and his hand with which he grips, and his leg with which he walks; and if he asks Me, I will give him, and if he asks My protection (Refuge), I will protect him; (i.e. give him My Refuge) and I do not hesitate to do anything as I hesitate to take the soul of the believer, for he hates death, and I hate to disappoint him"
Narrated by : Abu Huraira RadhiAllahu Anhu
Book : Sahih al Bukhari 8:76:509
This is a powerful and profound Hadith Qudsi in which Allah informs and invites us to be among His friends and allies. It undoubtedly demonstrates the reality and existence and nature of these Awliya (Intimate Friends of Allah), and so no one has the right to deny their existence and special distinction after this knowledge has come to them.
It tells us:
1. Showing enmity to the friends of Allah is among the major sins.
2. Affirming that there are Awliya Allah among His slaves. This cannot be denied.
3. Affirming that Allah loves and that this is one of His attributes.
4. That pious deeds drives one closer to Allah. This is experienced by anyone who performs righteous actions.
5. When Allah loves a person He gives him spiritual and physical strength.
6. When Allah loves a person He answers his prayers.
7. Affirming that Karamat (mini miracles) are real and only pious people have the potential to experience them if Allah so wills.
8. All believers have the capacity and ability to become the Awliya Allah.
HIERARCHY OF AWLIYA
Hafiz Sakhawi in his Maqasid al-Hasana (p. 10 #8) and Hafiz Suyuti in his Hawi lil Fatawi (2:250-51) state that Ibn ‘Asakir (Tarikh Dimashq 1:300) and Hafiz al-Khatib (Tarikh Baghdad 3:75-76) both relate that Abu Bakr al-Kattani said:
The Nuqaba are 300, the Nujaba are 70, the Abdal are 40, the Akhyar are 7, the ‘Umud (supports) are 4, and the Ghawth is 1. So the dwelling of the Nuqaba are in the Maghrib, the Nujaba in Egypt, the Abdal in Sham, the Akhyar travel throughout the Earth, the ‘Umud are in the corners of the Earth, and the Ghawth is in Makka. So when a need arises among the commonality, the Nuqaba plead to Allah to fulfil it, then the Nujaba, then the Abdal, then the Akhyar, then the ‘Umud, and if they are answered by Allah (it stops with them), and if not, then the Ghawth pleads, and he does not complete his request until it is answered.
WHAT IS KARAMAT?
Karamat are the miracles that performed by Awliya with the blessings of Allah Almighty.
It is the belief of Islam that the Prophets have miracles which is called as mu’jizat, among which is included knowledge of the Unseen continually bestowed to them by Allah.
It is also the doctrine of Islam that the Awliya have miracles which is called as karamat, that they received from Allah, among which is “Kashf” (unveiling/perception of the unseen).
The fact that the Awliya have knowledge of the Unseen (and other miraculous abilities) is attested to by the Qur’an and Sunna and the experience of the righteous Muslims throughout the centuries of the history of Islam, and does not constitute, as some misguided Muslims claim, kufr or shirk.
Proof from the Quran
♣ The Wali who was with Sayyidina Sulayman (Alaihissalam) brought him the throne of Bilqis quicker than the blink of an eye. He was characterized as "one who had knowledge of the Book," as Allah stated,
"One with whom was knowledge of the Book said, 'I will bring it to you before your gaze returns to you…' (Q27:40)",
and this is Asif bin Barkhiya (a non-prophet human), the scribe and relative of Prophet Sulayman (Alaihissalam), according to the Tafsir of Ibn ‘Abbas and the majority of commentators.
Proof from the Hadith
♣ Harith ibn Malik al-Ansari passed by the Prophet ﷺ who asked him, “How are you this morning, O Harith?” and he replied, “This morning I am a true believer in Allah.” The Prophet ﷺ said: “Take care of what you say, for everything has a proof to it, so what is the proof of your belief?” He said: “I have turned myself away from this world by keeping awake at night and staying thirsty by day; and I can almost see the Throne of my Lord in full view before me, and I can see the people of the Garden visiting each other, and the people of the Fire wailing to each other.” The Prophet ﷺ said, “O Harith! You have realized (the truth), therefore cling to it.” Some versions add, “(This is) a believer whose heart Allah has illumined.”
Book - Tabarani in his Mu’jam al-Kabir (3:266 #3367)
HISTORY OF AWLIYA
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Rumis poems are also inspired by Buddhism which was common around the Afghanistan area not so long ago.
They're actually the one & the same. Buddhist Enlightenment/Nirvana is actually Islamic concept of Fana (both refer to seeking the true self within self by negating oneself/ego death). In reality this concept of the journey towards God exists in many other religions & timelines. This is also the realm of metaphysical reality. The only reason this path is not popular despite it's greatness is that it is the most difficult journey a human being can face.
@@shahrukhharoon7891is it actually the most difficult journey one can face? What other journeys are comparable? Can you put this into perspective ? Curios about this brother😊
In Afghanistan today, if there is a problem with the different villages, in come the Sifis to mediate.
Rumi lived in Turkey
@@shahrukhharoon7891bruh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Nirvana is hindu concept and that too by Yoga or you can say meditation.........it's more that 8000 years ago in Hinduism
Sufism is great light❤❤❤
Fun fact : Wahabi hate sufism more than they hate pagan
Thank you for sharing.
The idea of "God in everything" is older than Islam. It is found in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism. the Native Americans believe in a god called Wankan Tanka that is the "Great Mystery".
I dont understant why mostly muslim rejecting sufiism
I think that is only things in islam that i love
Sufism. Interesting
Love it
I guess it's similar to the yogic practices in Hinduism
How yoga is spiritual lmfao
"And every misguidance is in the hellfire"
True.
I am Sufi by blood birth spirit. Arkareon
I m hindu i love jaluladin rumi too....his words are so powerful😢❤❤
Better try to know about Abdul Qadir Jilani..
Take a try on Nasimi, Haji Bektash Veli, Hoja Ahmad Yasavi etc. too... Those are Turkic sufis...
Well said
Sufism💖
Actually, the ancient tenets of Sufism were that Allah was a concept of Divine Love and Oneness, not an actual “being”. Sufism predates Islam. When Islam came along, sects of Sufi’s began to embrace a “being” concept.
It is actually not known which definition Rumi embraced. If you understand the deeper meanings of his works, I tend to think he meant concept.
The problems begin when you have people with lesser consciousness of the Divine, teaching lesser ideals. Teachers can only teach from the level of consciousness they reside in.
This is the danger then, of engaging in exoteric religion….you have handed over your heart to be created by someone else’s understanding.
You cannot actually teach anyone anything….they have to do the work themselves. Teaching only allows an intellectual understanding…..hence why the esoteric Sufism is the language of Love, of the Heart. 💜
What is the name of the song in the background?
Thank you xxx
Beautiful words
The world first Sufi was Hazrat Shees AS
Sufi practices are there for people who want to excel in Islam and want to attain higher spiritual status
Unfortunately IsIam has loosed all it's dignity bcos of blind followers without clarity
Lol says who ? Millions are still converting
@@soik-93838 bcos of lacking of spiritual and religious knowledge and misleading.
You can see nobody chooses to be a BusIim unless they got misleaded.
@@UnfamiliarMapWhat lacking spiritual knowledge ! Prove a single thing is Islam is wrong ! I will leave Islam. Lol, ask anyone who Converted to islam. People are not religious doesn't mean that Faith has lost is charm. You seek Islam you don't inherit it. Show me on Muslims who has converted to Islam without knowing anything doofus. Remember Islam is the last & Only religion on earth. You can't never proof Islam as wrong. Muslims can be. Islam isn't ! It's a Faith of billions of people. Islam never loosed any of their dignity & never will. Islam is perfect & you can't prove it wrong but Muslims aren't
@@UnfamiliarMapalso there is no religion like Islam. For instance Hinduism ? It's not even a religion it's completely mythological bs. Most of the Hindus survive because of their brianwahsing. Worshipping a d1ck. Marrying a tree or dog for some celestial thing's , it's completely stupidity. There is nothing spirituality in
This being human is a guest house.
Every morning a new arrival.
A joy, a depression, a meanness,
some momentary awareness comes
as an unexpected visitor.
Welcome and entertain them all!
Even if they are a crowd of sorrows,
who violently sweep your house
empty of its furniture,
still, treat each guest honorably.
He may be clearing you out
for some new delight.
The dark thought, the shame, the malice.
meet them at the door laughing and invite them in.
Be grateful for whatever comes.
because each has been sent
as a guide from beyond.
*Rumi
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Sufism was an effort started by a lady called Rabeya of Basra, now in Iraq, to transform Islam from a formal religion to an informal religion.
Jalaluddin Rumi is a sufi poet of the highest level ( I have read his book Darr-ul Masnabi, translated by Robert Fitzgerald.
Unfortunately, he, Hazarat Mansur Hallaj, Salim Chisti, Bulle Shah are exceptions. Most, including, Hazarat Nizamuddin Auliya and others were typical muslim converters.
The Sufism of Iran is called ' Irfan' and of India is called ' Tasawuff'.
However, Sufism belive in duality, just like any other Abrahamic faith.
Loooooove wise Rumi❤️
He is very exaggerated, there are greater Sufi poets.
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I'm Persian and Irish they tried to break my ties to my ancestors but I'm learning again and also a poet and musician. I have much works to get out. I also died and came back 🙏🏻 many eternal blessings.
Be proud of your culture ❤!!
What break tiees ? Lmao your ancestors accepted Them. Most of the Islamic assets are from Islam retarded. Unlike Zohorastitan which permits you to marry your own mother's & shit. If god exists then it's going to be one of the Abrahamic Religion otherwise there is no God.
I have a book by Kahlil Gibran I feel that the author is a Sufi or maybe similar. There is some epic poetry in his book, and he was born in Lebanon.
Sufism is Islam's only saving grace.
That's so true!
Sufism influenced by hinduism and buddhism
So Sufism will save Islam but not Allah. Sure kaffir
@@al8a6ary25 thanks for giving me the opportunity to respond by saying it is Sufism's Allah that is islam's saving grace not a smelly desert medieval charlatan pedo's that managed to fool a group of low iq contemporaries with promises of plunder and sex to be his followers, thereby also cursing their entire generations except those that understood and escaped it.
Sounds like you and nahmend6987 are not Muslim
Sufism is heart of islam
Sufism is out of Islam.
The Sufi mystics preach oneness, just like Advaita Vedanta. ❤
Hafiz is also a Sufi & he too writes beautiful poetry.❤
Yes everything is God
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Charles darwin loved sufi poetry. Some ideas were based off that poetry.
Science as they say lol
Yunus Emre is another great poet and a Sufi as well... If I'm not mistaken a contemporary of Rumi
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yunus_Emre
As an ethnically half Anatolian Turkmen half Yörük (Yörüks are still nomadic Turkmens of Anatolia) I'm really proud of Yunus Emre being an Anatolian Turkmen&a famous sufiist from modern Turkiye... He has gone through a lot hardships in his early life, he got personally requested to get educated by Haji Bektash Veli (another great Turkmen sufiist)
Travel to Cyprus look for Shk Mehmet (q) son of Shk Nazim (q) the 40th Shaikh of the Sufi golden chain of hearts, the Naqshbandi Sufi order. I recommend these practices to the world 🌎 most definitely! It works ! True Gnosticism and Mystics of gr8er proportions... God is Good Ya Allah!!💯
In line with Mother Hinduism
Some authentic knowledge intellectual barking in the comments.remember one thing Islam =Sufism
And islam spread throughout the world only by Sufism ❤️
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Tassawwuf ✨... (The way of the Heart)
So I Am A Sufi!😂🎉this parallels Taoism.
Tasawwuf the spirit of Islam ❤
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I must say that Hinduism and Sufism don't have any differences. Hinduism does have different rituals compared to Sufism but the concept of God and mukti/Nirvana is exactly the same. Sufism exactly sounds like advaita vedanta.
Sufism and bhakti movement are similar but you need to stop pushing hinduism in everything. we're different and we take pride in it. if you go and say this to a Muslim he'll call you an idiot and 100 different curses. Why are you hugging a cactus. Better follow our own religion to the core and unite our own people. commenting about Sikhs and Sufis being hindus doesn't help bro. Hare krishna
Its not advaita vedanta. its vishishta advaita. Bhakti is promoted in vishista advaita. Sufi pray to Allah and is about devotion to allah.
@@relaxedkiddo Beyond all the religious stuff and names and categories which are only ideas that divide unnecessarily, we are all just humans with no essential difference.
Our differences are only superficial with no real meaning.
We all need to eat, drink, sleep, good companions and be happy. Also always growing mentally, morally, emotionally…
Truth is not based on opinions and personal opinions are useless in front of an objective truth.
Peace, love, kindness and empathy along with clarity, intelligence and ethical virtue is all is needed.
I won’t become you, you won’t become me, but we are all United in the sense that all our needs psychological and biological are basically the same and no one is more or less important than the other.
Finally our needs do not have to collide, we can all be fine without conflict and fearing each other. We all need each other, no one can exist on its own and enemies are non existent.
In reality there are no enemies, in our phantasy and fanaticism we create enemies out of our own fear. Unnecessary suffering.
Sufism is innovation
That's very good an
We all can be Sufi but it's difficult.
Sufism is not Islam, it's contradictory to Islam.
Islam is Worship of Divine One God and prohibition to ask help from the dead and Idols. (Tawhid = Pue monotheism)
Sufism is Unity with God, considering everyone divine and allowance to ask help at graves of dead saints. (Shirk)
Islam is Following the quran and the sunnah (1 of the 5 pillars of Islam, Prophetic Traditions of Hadith)
While most of the Sufi belief are contradictory to the hadith.
@@AntiFurryNatio You clearly have no knowledge of sufism lmao, it isnt a seperate sect and they follow the tawhid as ahlus sunnah. Stop making up random crap. You've been watching to many wahabi scholars little buddy. Tawassul isn't shirk. Go cry in your corner.
RUclips Shaykh Nurjan Mirahmadi, one of the last Great Sufi Masters of our time and thank me later
Out of the context but listen
İn islam Allah gives rule
Not human beings
We should follow Allah's rules
Just saying 🥰
😂😂😂keep following..
Why Hadith then
@@Gorrilabearbecause God in quran commended to obey the prophet.
One can only follow Islam by obeying prophet Muhammad and sunnah (Prophetic Traditions) under hadith.
As simple as that.
If you reject the sunnah you reject 1 of the 5 pillar of Islam, hence you deny Islam. Proving Sufism is Contradictory to Islam and is distinct.
Ahl ul Sunnah Wal Jamah (Islam) > (Sufi) Ahl ul Bid'ah
People of Prophetic Traditions > Sufi People of corruption into faith.
As per the quran and the sunnah, Islam is perfect and any innovation the faith is Bid'ah (kufr)
@@user-zw5jx4tm9e yes we do follow God not fools in reply section who use "😂" emoji while laughing on their lack of knowledge and ignorance.
@@AntiFurryNatio so u disagree with the person who commented above where it says we should follow only Allah
U say no Allah and Muhammad
Together 🤝
Everything in the Universe is a manifestation of ALAH❤
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Some major misinformation mentioned in this video.
Tawheed does not mean unity with God. It’s means believing in one God, and NOT associating partners to him, including your own self .
Sufism is not about seeing the divine manifestation of God in everything. The only person who was misconstrued about this narrative was ibn arabi, whereas the majority of Sufi scholars negate this claim.
This is.... Similar with a lot of religion.. Seems wirh education we soon see they are indeed the same pointing to a same truth from different perspective of life.
No. This is not true at all. And the sufism this man described is not Islam.
@@eesaabdurrahman1569 well it's true in sufism at least then.. Maybe I can add sufism into my list.
@@edwinchin8292 true religion is based on revelation from God. The Quran, the Sunnah.
Not pretentious mystical speculation.
@@eesaabdurrahman1569 oh ure one of them.. Sure.. The pushy kind.. Well cya.
@@edwinchin8292 truth is truth. It’s not subject to your whims.
Seems like rumi was an enlightened being
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Sufism emerged as a "moral and comprehensive socio-religious force" that was influenced from other religious traditions such as Hinduism
It emerged within Islam after Bactrian Buddhists started emigrating from the mountains of Afghanistan to Central Iraq during the 8th to 9th century.
I enjoy the multiple wisdom paths to goodness that you share. I am wondering why you rarely share wisdom from women.
Thank you. That’s funny you mention that because that was exactly my thoughts when I was reviewing my content. Admittedly, I make posts on content that I’ve studied and most of it happens to be from men. I will make more effort in researching content made by women & make videos on them. Stay tuned!
Rabia al Adawiyya was arguably the greatest saint to ever live after the time of the prophets. She also happens to be a woman.
@ydharma i would recommend you books of hazrat inayat khan
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Sounds like "Brahmanirvana" or "Brahmasamadhi."
Isn't Hinduism also mystical ? The concept of becoming one with Brahman is similar
Hindusim is mythological. Depends on context @@kingofnuggets7304
The original Sufism is, they are very particular about 3 or 4 things.
1. behave your (eyes) from any sins.
2. Behave your (mouth) from any sins
3. Behave your (ears) from any sins
4. Behave your (mind) from any sins.
When you are completely good for 3 or 4 these things, you can feel your heart is very clean, and you can feel Allah approve your dua 1-1.
don't forget to consistently Salah 5 times. And also consistently to do zikrullah, salawat and istighfar.
But .. it's very easy to say. Absolutely very hard to consistently do. 😂
Have you covered Stoicism yet?
they dont believe in tawheed....they believe in wahdatul wajood...meaning unity of being....which in turn means everybthing is God.....and that opposes basic islamic understanding of monothieism....
Just because Ibn Arabi and some sufis did, doesn't mean all do/did
@@LuLzickit is True, here in my country there ware many peoples who is famous who believe in wihdatul wujud, and the follower still remain until today, because the believer told me about this, and it is not how Allah teach us as a muslim, so I believe that poeple who has this believe is not a muslim naudzubillahimindzalik
Where can I get this book
Bruddas doin the cha cha slide.
Your channell is ispiring me.
What is the music name?
Thank you. Music: Gravitational Forces
Islamic Gnosticism 😮
Actually learn the teachings of prophet Mohammed and his life style you will be truly guided.
Much respect 🫡 what’s the difference between Sufism and Sikhism?
Sikhism is religion part of hinduism.
Sufism is philosophy spiritual path of islam.
@@AkasHYadaV-tw3zu my understanding is that Sikhism is a cross between Hinduism and Islam. Sikhism believes in One god just like Jainism. Ek Ong Kar!
@@godlysidekick It's not a mixture, but similar spiritually to Sufism and Hinduism.
Sufism is not part of Islam as mainstream Muslims think God is not taking a human form.
One God is Hinduism's core but it's not someone sitting in heaven and judging you on judgement day.
One God means non-duality.
@@AkasHYadaV-tw3zu I mean guru Nanak who founded the religion said himself “there is no Hindu and no Musalman” Then he invented a language and wrote poetry that attracted both Hindus and Muslims
@@godlysidekick guru nanak refers to the identification of humans as Hindu and Muslim.
If u interested in One God or why he is the only one u need to read non-duality.
U easily learn about Sikhism, Jainism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Taoism.
Also, understanding the Trinity of Christianity and why Jesus said I and Father are the same.
This is what we Hindus have been doing since time immemorial as bhakti ... When they came to us in India by power of their swords they learnt this from us
thats not true at all and hindus are extremely violent