sufizm

nurt mistyczny w islamie

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Sufism is a spiritual movement within Islam that emphasizes inner purification, personal devotion, and ascetic practices rather than just following religious rules outwardly. It matters because it has shaped how millions of Muslims practice their faith and has significantly influenced Islamic culture, art, music, and philosophy throughout history.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: lifestyle
Part of: worship in Islam
Has part: Lataif-e-sitta
Religion: Islam
Founded by: Muhammad
Operator: Sufi
Main subject: Sabr
Location: world
Image: Tomb of Abdul Qadir Jilani, Baghdad.jpg
Said to be same as: Zuhd
Has use: Muraqaba

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facet of: mysticism
Commons category: Sufism
OpenStreetMap tag: denomination=sufi
topic's main category: Category:Sufism
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
native label: التَّصَوُّفُ
different from: zindīq
hashtag: sufism
topic's main Wikimedia portal: Portal:Sufism
practiced by: ummah
partially coincident with: asceticism
topic has template: Template:Sufism
vocalized name: التَّصَوُّفُ
Stack Exchange tag: islam.stackexchange.com/tags/sufism
P8168: Tomáš Jun
P11012: Super Junior Donghae & Eunhyuk

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Article · Polski

Sufizm (arab. taṣawwuf تصوف) – zbiorcze określenie rozmaitych nurtów mistycznych w islamie. Jest on próbą osiągnięcia jedności z boskim Absolutem. W najpowszechniejszej formie polega na regularnych modlitwach, recytacji formuł religijnych i boskich imion, grupowych śpiewach (qawwali), studiowaniu świętych pism islamu, a przede wszystkim na wyparciu się własnego ego. Jednymi z najznaczniejszych sufich byli Rabia Al-Basri, Dżunajd, Al-Halladż, Al-Ghazali, Ibn ʾArabi i Rumi.

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