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| − | '''Universal Sufism''' is a Sufi Order founded by [[Inayat Khan]] in the early 1900's. The movement is universal, and allows members of all faiths to be initiated into it. Unlike most schools of Sufism, | + | '''Universal Sufism''' is a Sufi Order founded by [[Inayat Khan]] in the early 1900's. The movement is universal, and allows members of all faiths to be initiated into it. Unlike most schools of Sufism, it does not require one to be a [[Muslim]] to be initiated into it. Members of the group have a [[Panentheism|Panentheistic]] view of God, and members practice [[zikr]] to try to feel God's presence.<ref>http://www.sufiorder.org/</ref> <ref>http://www.ruhaniat.org/</ref> <ref>http://www.sufimovement.org/</ref> <ref>http://www.sufiway.org/</ref> |
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Revision as of 11:49, November 22, 2009
Universal Sufism is a Sufi Order founded by Inayat Khan in the early 1900's. The movement is universal, and allows members of all faiths to be initiated into it. Unlike most schools of Sufism, it does not require one to be a Muslim to be initiated into it. Members of the group have a Panentheistic view of God, and members practice zikr to try to feel God's presence.[1] [2] [3] [4]