who were The sufis ?
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Sufis are the first and foremost muslims, adhering to the same theological principals of islam as any other muslim would.
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Sufis are first and foremost Muslims. Sufis are a diverse group, and as such, it is difficult to state conclusively what “Sufis" believe. Still, there are some elements that most Sufis have in common:
The vast majority of Sufis are Muslims.
There are non-Muslim Sufis, but ninety-nine times out of a hundred, when somebody says “Sufism", they mean Sufi Islam.
They tend to live very ascetic, simple lives. This is so they can focus more intensely on worshipping Allah (subhanahu wa ta'ala).
The majority of Sufis adhere to the practices and beliefs of orthodox Islam; their only real difference with other Muslims is their intensity of spi...
Islam as a tradition has three main stages:
Islam (“peace”, encompasses the Five Pillars, shariat, …)
Iman (“faith”, encompasses the 6 articles of faith)
Ihsan (“perfection”, encompasses God-consciousness)