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Difference between suffi and suni in Islam?
This is a false dichotomy. There are Sunnis who are Sufis and there are Sufis who are Sunnis. There are Sunnis who are not Sufis and there are Sufis who are not Sunnis. Being a Sunni means to follow the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his blessed sunnah. Being a Sufi means to be even more strict in following this sunnah in an effort to rectify yourself spiritually. Many people claiming to be Sufis are in fact, NOT Sufis if they deviate from the sunnah. Many popular scholars from the past and present have been Sufis. Ibn Taymiyyah, Imam Ghazali, etc. have all been Sufis and Sunnis.
Why were the sufis effective missionaries within the Indian subcontinent?
who were the sufis
Who are the gods and goddesses of Sufis?
Sufis are Muslims, hence, their God is Allah.
Sufism is practiced mainly by who?
Muslims known as Sufis. They belong to orders of people, who are devoted to Muhammad and his teachings.
What is the sugar islands where are they and what is selling souls for sugar?
What is selling souls for sugar? It Is where black people were sold for sugar.What is selling souls for sugar? It Is where black people were sold for sugar.
Why do people want to create beautiful objects?
because people have beautiful souls and want to let their souls out and get creating
Are sufis considered as peace loving?
Yes.
Sufis practice meditation or?
dhikr :)
What is a group of scholars called?
A group of scholars
What is the purpose of the underworld?
the purpose of the underworld is were all dead souls go, and evil people's souls are punished.
What does souls on board relate to?
In aviation, souls on board refers to the number of living people on board the aircraft.
What was the name of the Muslim Mystics who peacefully spread Islam?
The mystics are called Sufis. However, Sufis have rarely been evangelists and are much more similar to monks. The peaceful spreaders of Islam have typically been diplomats, merchants, and qadis (Islamic Judges).
