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Sufism the formative period/ Karamustafa, Ahmet T.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: England: Edinburg University Press, 2007Description: 202 pISBN: 9780748619191DDC classification: 297.4

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I The Sufis of Baghdad Renunciants, the inward turn and the term sufi Prominent Sufis of Baghdad Major characteristics of the Sufis of Baghdad Mystics outside Baghdad Lower Iraq: Sahl aLTustari Iran ahd Central Asia The spread of Baghdad Sufism Western Iran and Arabia Khurasan and Transoxania Mystics in aLAndalus? Specialised Sufi literature Sufism among traditionalists Sufism in the bosom of fiqh and kalam Formation of communities The training master and Sufi lineages The master as patron and the cult of saints Sainthood triumphant Social spread and political influence Antinomians and nonconformists

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I The Sufis of Baghdad
Renunciants, the inward turn and the term sufi
Prominent Sufis of Baghdad
Major characteristics of the Sufis of Baghdad
Mystics outside Baghdad
Lower Iraq: Sahl aLTustari
Iran ahd Central Asia
The spread of Baghdad Sufism
Western Iran and Arabia
Khurasan and Transoxania
Mystics in aLAndalus?
Specialised Sufi literature
Sufism among traditionalists
Sufism in the bosom of fiqh and kalam
Formation of communities
The training master and Sufi lineages
The master as patron and the cult of saints
Sainthood triumphant
Social spread and political influence
Antinomians and nonconformists

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