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Tag Archives: Sadia-Dehlvi
Review – Sufism: The Heart of Islam
Sadia Dehlvi’s latest offering, “Sufism: The Heart of Islam”, traces the history of Sufism, the major Sufi silsilas or Master-Pupil chains, the early Sufis, the essence of the Sufi ‘experience’ and the foundation of Sufism in faith or deen. She speaks with passion and clarity and leavens her narrative with personal observations and experiences. Continue reading
Sufism: The Heart of Islam (New Book by Sadia Dehlvi)
Sadia Dehlvi’s book is a timely addition to the debates on Islam, Sufism and its accessibility and reader-friendliness. Whilst exploring the core of Sufi thought, the book traces the extraordinary lives of the early Sufis including the companions of the Prophet (PBUH), their sayings, and their emphasis on the purification of the heart. Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged delhi, Indian Sufism, Khushwant Singh, Sadia-Dehlvi, Sufism
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Terror is Terror is Terror
In an odd reversal of roles the Sangh Parivar is making the same arguments which they had made a classic habit to attack Continue reading
Posted in Terrorism
Tagged Hindu terrorists, Hindutva, Islamic Terrorism, sadhvi pragya, Sadia-Dehlvi, Sangh Parivar
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The Politics of Intolerance
Guest Post by Raza Rumi Sadia Dehlivi sent me her recently published article that raises some pointed questions. Her approach is direct and expresses unflinching support for tolerance. I thought this would be of interest to the several readers on … Continue reading
Posted in Fanatics, Guest Article, India, Islam, Journalism, Society
Tagged Sadia-Dehlvi, secularism
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Standing Alone In Mecca – Review By Sadia Dehlvi
Sadia Dehlvi recently reviewed the captioned book for the weekly Outlook. The author of this book is Asra Nomani whose life story is quite fascinating. In a charming personal narrative, Nomani navigates through a crisis of faith brought upon by … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Mid-East, World
Tagged Asra-Nomani, Muslim Women, Sadia-Dehlvi, Status Women Islam
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