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| − | A '''Sufi''' is a practitioner of [[Sufism]]. Sufism is generally considered to be a mystical form of [[Islam]] and that is how most Sufis describe the [[religion]], but some [[Muslim]]s disagree and contend that Sufism is a separate religion entirely. | + | A '''Sufi''' is a practitioner of [[Sufism]]. Sufism is generally considered to be a mystical form of [[Islam]] and that is how most Sufis describe the [[religion]], but some [[Muslim]]s disagree and contend that Sufism is a separate religion entirely.<ref>http://godlas.myweb.uga.edu/Sufism.html</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 19:52, 13 July 2016
A Sufi is a practitioner of Sufism. Sufism is generally considered to be a mystical form of Islam and that is how most Sufis describe the religion, but some Muslims disagree and contend that Sufism is a separate religion entirely.[1]
