School of Sufi Teaching

United Kingdom

Naqshbandi, Mujaddidi, Chishti, Qadiri & Shadhili practices

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Sufi School is a non-profit charity involved in creating awareness about Sufism and providing authentic Sufi teachings to sincere seekers.

All the teachings are given free of cost and students are not charged for attending our weekly gatherings for teaching, mentoring, discussions and group practices.

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Name: School of Sufi Teaching
Account Number: 11397222
Sort Code: 40-03-16
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Sufi Teachings and Meetings in the UK

Hazrat Azad Rasool
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Hazrat Azad Rasool

Hazrat Azad Rasool was born and raised in India. He received his B.A. from Jamia Millia Islamia (the National Muslim University of India), his…
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Hazrat Abdul Bari Shah

A Biography of Hazrat Abdul Barhah  (1859 – 1900 A.D.) Hazrat Abdul Bari Shah (r.a.) was a great saint and a truly universal…
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Silsilah (Lineage)

Sufi teaching proceeds by means of a teacher-student relationship. Each teacher-student relationship forms a link in a chain which connects…
Sufi Tomb
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The Khaneqah in New Delhi

In January 2001, the Shaykh of the order, Hazrat Azad Rasool opened a new Khaneqah in New Delhi, India Traditionally, the Khaneqah is a…
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“In their end is our beginning”

What makes the Naqshbandi-Mujaddedi order different from most other spiritual paths? Most spiritual paths require that their adherents first…