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 1 Pre   |         does not know under what Sufi doctor Hafiz studied. As
 2 Pre   |      religious teachers, whether Sufi or orthodox, and he was
 3 Pre   |        score of others, he was a Sufi. The history of Sufiism
 4 Pre   |           The drunkenness of the Sufi poets, say their interpreters,
 5 Pre   | recollection, so the soul of the Sufi longs to return to God,
 6 Pre   |        opposition to the rest of Sufi teaching. There is neither
 7 Pre   |        Tigris. It is said that a Sufi once asked God why he suffered
 8 Pre   |          human is far older than Sufi thought. It goes back to
 9 Pre   |    object, plays a large part in Sufi writings, a part which it
10 Pre   |          to the same conclusion: Sufi comes from an Arabic word
11 Pre   |       was undoubtedly an eminent Sufi, and that of Von Hammer,
12 Pre   |    standpoint. The asceticism of Sufi and orthodox he alike condemns: "
13 Pre   |   inextricably wine and love and Sufi teaching, and perhaps more
14 Pre   |          of the abstruser of the Sufi doctrines: "How shall I
15 Pre   |          should receive the full Sufi interpretation, as in the
16 Pre   |         did not forget that "the Sufi gold is not always without
17 Pre   |       Cantiques.]~is an accepted Sufi code with which the initiated
18 Pre   |         Many of the words in the Sufi dictionary have been expounded
19 I(*)  |         the spiritual draught of Sufi doctrine which refreshes
20 XVI(*)|          the distinction between Sufi and orthodox is in fact
21 XIX(*)|         him a safe refuge in the Sufi doctrines.~
22 XXI(*)|          so much as one glass of Sufi wine. Nor was he worthy
23 XXI(*)|          place of instruction in Sufi doctrine.~Stanza 3.--To