غیر سامی مذاہب عالم میں روحانیت وسریت کے مشتر کا ت و امتیا زا ت کا تجزیا تی مطا لعہ

Similarities and Differences of Spirituality and Mysticism in Non-Divine Religions: An Analytical Study

Abstract

Greek Philosophy, Neoplatonism, the Mongols’ theory of al-Tangri and the theory of Sufism in Islam are the links of this chain. Other scholars who claim to be experts in Sufism, including Wilbur Force Clark, Louie Massey, Arbury, and Nicholson, all argue that there comes a time for every nation to be drawn to Sufism. And this chain has been going on since Adam, the first human being. According to them, Sufis learned the use of rosaries from Buddhist monks. Titus Bruck Hardt is of the view that Sufi theory certainly, Think, of Indian Origin. Neoplatonism poured into Islam a large Tincture of the same Mystical element in which Christianity was already steeped. It happens. Hinduism, Buddhism, Greek thought, Philosophical philosophy, and Christianity are dissolved in the unity of God, the separation of Brahma through imprisonment and the renunciation of the Persians and Halul Allah. Fi-il-mam are the first sources of Sufism, and Islamic Sufism is similar to them. This research article has described that Tassawuff and Mysticism are not the same. Sufism is entirely derivable from the Quran, and there is no Sufism without Islam.