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fahimeh7069ππΉππ©
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At the beginning of entering Sufism, women did not have the official title of murid, but they participated in Sufi dhikr gatherings. From the 5th century of Hijri, Sufism expanded considerably and centers were gradually established for the gathering of women, and many wealthy women built monasteries during this period
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vidaebrahimi93 π©πππ
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It was a very useful article, I liked it
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Sattar01152 π©πΉπ
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13 $DEGEN 4u my friend
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Hadiseh π©π
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Women's role and presence in Sufism has always been profound and significant π«πΉ 21 $DEGEN
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0xwiiish28π©β‘οΈπ
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Sufism is a method of inner conduct. But its principles are based on the way that knowing the creator of the world, discovering the truths of creation and the connection between the perfect human being and humanity and the truth is through the mystical and esoteric process and not through rational reasoning
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Selena π©
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Thanks for information about sufism 24 $DEGEN
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Hoda πΉπππ©
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This information is interesting 29 $DEGEN
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reza21 π©
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Thanks for sharing the information 51 $DEGEN
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susanπΉπ
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What interesting and useful information;ππ» Women have always been at the topβ¨οΈ 19 $DEGEN
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faezeh___photographerπΈ
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soo beautifullπ 25 $DEGEN for y dearππ¦πΈ
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Mohammad Reza
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Its good information
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