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What what were the major beliefs and practices of the Sufi​

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Answered by AayushModak
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SUFIS WERE MUSLIM MYSTICS. THEY REJECTED OUTWARD RELIGIOSITY AND EMPHASISED LOVE AND DEVOTION TO GOD AND COMPASSION TOWARDS ALL FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS. THEY OFTEN REJECTED THE ELABORATE RITUALS AND CODES OF BEHAVIOUR DEMANDED BY MUSLIM RELIGIOUS SCHOLARS. THEY SOUGHT UNION WITH GOD.

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Answered by avni549
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islam propagated strict submission to one god.It also rejected idol worship and considerably simplified rituals of worship into collective prayers.At the same time Muslim scholars developed holy law called shariat.The Sufis often rejected the elaborate rituals and codes of behavior demanded by Muslim religious scholars

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