Sufism Principles and Concepts

The word 'Sufism' originates from the term 'الصُفّة'.

The word 'سُوف' means wisdom.

Sufism aims for the refinement and education of the self.

The primary sources are the Quran, Hadith, and historical narrations.

Sufism is considered a personal obligation in Islamic teachings.

Sufism deals with traits of the heart.

There are five main fundamentals of Sufism.

Piety and uprightness are key principles in Sufism.

Sufis focus on the moral upbringing of society.

Sufi scholars guide disciples and play a significant educational role.

The role of Sufis includes the propagation of Islam.

Sufism played a key role in converting pagan tribes to Islam.

Sufism is the science of understanding the soul's good and bad states.

The outcome of Sufism is heart discipline and awareness of God.

Sufism is derived from the linguistic and semantic aspects.

Sufism is considered the noblest science due to its focus on knowing God.

God Himself is the source and foundational figure of Sufism.

Sufism focuses on the actions of the heart and senses regarding purification.

Sufism is foundational for other sciences and is necessary for sincere acts.