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Sufi Duas, Dhikr and Classical Teachings
Duas, wazifas, and teachings drawn from classical Sufi works — for reflection, remembrance, and sincere practice.
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Six reads for newcomers to remembrance and classical Sufi teaching.
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“Knowledge of self is the key to the knowledge of God, according to the saying: ‘He who knows himself knows God.’”
Al-Ghazālī, The Alchemy of Happiness, tr. Claud Field (1910) · Wikisource
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