193 Quotes About Sufi-wisdom
- Author Idries Shah
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It is necessary to note," says Rumi, "that opposite things work together, even though nominally opposed" (Fihi Ma Fihi).
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- Author Idries Shah
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Do not think that your magic ring will work if you are not yourself Solomon.
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- Author Laurence Galian
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Sufism is a bridge; it is not a religion.
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- Author Hazrat Inayat Khan
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Love is a blessing, but it turns into a curse in attachment.
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- Author Abhijit Naskar
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Islam means peace. So, when the self and peace become one, you become a muslim automatically. And that peaceful you no longer sees others as Christians or Hindus or Muslims or anything else, but only as possibilities of peace.
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- Author Hamza Yusuf
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On the Day of Judgment no one is safe save the one who returns to God with a pure heart. (Quran)Surely in the breasts of humanity is a lump of flesh, if sound then the whole body is sound, and if corrupt then the whole body is corrupt. Is it not the heart? (Prophet Muhammad ) Blessed are the pure at heart, for they shall see God. (Jesus )
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- Author Ê¿Abd Al-Qadir al-Jilani
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Dear Friend, Your Heart is a polished mirror. You must wipe it clean of the veil of dust which has gathered upon it, because it is destined to reflect the light of divine secrets.
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- Author Michael Sugich
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In Fez Yasmin had another dream. „I saw myself in a shower. Water poured over me, washing and purifying me and I was told ‚All your sins have been washed away by that water. You‘ve been cleansed. Your sins have been washed away and you‘re blessed.‘ „I feel that Allah has been knocking on my door for some time now, perhaps all my life. ‚But you just haven‘t recognized Me‘, He says, ‚You haven‘t recognized Me. You keep waiting but I have been there all along.‘“ (p.195)
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- Author Michael Sugich
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But then Yasmin changed her mind and hopped a flight to Fez. „I knew I had to go. I didn‘t know why but I had to go. And I was really quite scared because I was going alone and I‘d never been to Morocco. I didn‘t know anyone. I traveled at night so I call it my ‚isra‘, my Night Journey. I landed late. I was really scared but I prayed to Allah, „I trust in You to look after me and protect me. I‘m here for whatever the purpose You‘ve planned for me. (p. 193)
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