Sufism: The Formative Period
"Karamustafa's new work is easily the best book I've read on the subject of early Sufism. The author does a fine job of combining analysis with synthesis, and he incorporates into his historical overv...
Sufism: The Transformation Of The Heart
This is a clear and accessible approach to the spiritual tradition of Sufism, a mystical path which uses the energy of love for inner transformation. Vaughan-Lee gives an outline of Sufism--its basic ...
Sufi Mysticism Into The West: Life And Leadership Of Hazrat Inayat Khan's Brothers 1927-1967
Hazrat Inayat Khan was an Indian Sufi mystic who came to the West in 1910. His teachings, The Sufi Message, emphasize the divinity of the soul and the experience of unity of being and unity of religio...
Living Sufism: Rituals In The Middle East And The Balkans
Sufism, the mystical tradition of Islam, is as far from the strident and often violent fundamentalist strain of the religion that has so captured world attention as it is possible to be. Sufis in all ...
The Subtle Blessings In The Saintly Lives Of Abul Al-Abbas Al-Mursi & His Master Abu Al-Hasan Al-Shadhili: Lata'if Al-Minan
This deeply personal reminiscence of one man's growth in Islamic mysticism is a tribute to the two great shaykhs who molded his spiritual life and vision. Filled with anecdotes illustrating the shaykh...
Autobiography Of A Moroccan Sufi: Ahmad Ibn 'Ajiba [1747 - 1809]
Ibn 'Ajiba, an 18th-century Moroccan saint in the Darqawi Sufi lineage, wrote his fahrasa or autobiography not for the pleasure of talking about himself, but "to celebrate God's kindness" by informing...
The Signs Of God
For spiritual seekers of all traditions -- a book that places the mystic and mystical consciousness at the very center of our need for change. Mystical consciousness is an awareness of the real nature...
Three Early Sufi Texts: A Treatise On The Heart, Stations Of The Righteous & The Stumblings Of Those Aspiring
Some of the earliest, most rare, formative, and concise examples of Sufi methodology to appear in translation, these works examine the inherently defective nature of the soul, the roles it must assume...
Ghazali: The Revival Of Islam
This fascinating work profiles Abu Hamid al-Ghazali (1058-1111), the foremost Islamic scholar and mystic of the medieval period. Appointed head of the Nizamiyyah College at Baghdad, he attracted inter...
The A To Z Of Sufism
With more than 3,000 entries and cross-references on the history, main figures, institutions, theory, and literary works associated with Islam's mystical tradition, Sufism, this dictionary brings toge...
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