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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Recommended Books

For further reading we recommend the following books:

  • Turning Toward the Heart: Awakening to the Sufi Way by Shaykh Hazrat Azad Rasool 
    Fons Vitae, 2002; ISBN: 1887752463
  • The search for truth. The life and teaching methods of the Indian Sufi Shaykh Hazrat Maulvi Muhammad Sa’id khan (r) by  Shakh al-tariqat Hazrat Azad Rasool (r)
    Fons Vitae, 2010; ISBN 9781891 785436
  • Revelation of the Mystery (Kashf al-Mahjub) by Ali al-Hujwiri
    Trans: Carl W. Ernst. PIR Publications; ISBN 1979708140
  • The Removal of Cares – Fourty Five Discourses. (Jala’ Al-Khawathir) by Hazrat Abdul Qadir Jilani
    Trans: Muhtar Holland. Al-Baz Publishing, 1997; ISBN: 188221613X
  • The Way of Abu Madyan: The Works of Abu Madyan Shu’ayb
    Trans: Vincent J. Cornell. Islamic Texts Society, 1996; ISBN: 0946621357
  • Morals For The Heart. (Fawa’id al-Fu’ad) by Hazrat Khwaja Nizamuddin Awliya
    Trans: Bruce B. Lawrence. Paulist Press, 1992; ISBN: 0809104512
  • The Hundred Letters. (Maktubat-i Sadi) by Sharafuddin Maneri
    Trans: Paul Jackson. The Paulist Press, 1980; ISBN: 0281037108
  • The Sacred Knowledge. (Altaf al-Quds) by Shah Waliullah
    Trans: G. N. Jalbani. Octagon Press, 1982; ISBN: 0900860936
  • Sufism and the Islamic Tradition. (Lamahat wa Sata’at) by Shah Waliullah
    Trans: G. N. Jalbani. Octagon Press, 1999; ISBN: 0900860812
  • Beads of Dew from the Source of Life (Rashahat ‘Ain al-Hayat) by Mawlana Ali Ibn Husain Safi
    Trans: Muhtar Holland. Al-Baz Publications, 2001; ISBN: 1882216889
  • Discourses of Rumi. (Fihi-ma-fihi) by Jalaluddin Rumi
    Trans: A. J. Arberry. John Murray, 1975; ISBN: 0719531802
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