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 1    9|           The greatest principle of Sufism is, 'Ishq Allah, Ma'bud
 2   12|                                     SUFISM~ ~Sufis, who had received
 3   12|     attained without great efforts. Sufism was unostentatiously practiced
 4   12|          have won all the credit of Sufism for the Persians, and Sufism
 5   12|        Sufism for the Persians, and Sufism came to be regarded as a
 6   12|         taken the lead in advancing Sufism in the world at large. Shams-e-Tabré
 7   12|       established the reputation of Sufism by their inspired poetical
 8   12|               The spiritual part of Sufism was most miraculously realized
 9   12|     philosophy, was well suited for Sufism, where, in ancient and modern
10   12|           of their great careers.~ ~Sufism, as a religious philosophy
11   12|             man. Strictly speaking, Sufism is neither a religion nor
12   12|            a laborer. The idea that Sufism sprang from Islam or from
13   12| understanding and realization which Sufism represents.~ ~Sufism contains
14   12|          which Sufism represents.~ ~Sufism contains all branches of
15   24|        names of gods and goddesses. Sufism, being the essence of all