Name: Sufism as Crucible: Lessons From The Magi by Moby_Fiqh
Duration: 37 min 25 s
Description: A meandering monologue about Sufism (Islamic Mysticism), and T.S. Eliot's Poem "The Magi" as a more appropriate piece for the Sufi novice to meditate upon, over and above anything Rumi has written.

A Sufi discourse on the psychology and metaphysics of the Wahhabi / Salafi movement.

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A meandering monologue about Sufism (Islamic Mysticism), and T.S. Eliot's Poem "The Magi" as a more appropriate piece for the Sufi novice to meditate upon, over and above anything Rumi has written.

Sufism as Crucible: Lessons From The Magi

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