Sufism
A mystical path of love, remembrance, poetry and inner refinement.
25 results across teachers, paths, events and places.
Sheikh in the Naqshbandi-Mujaddidi Sufi order, born in London in 1953, and founder of the Golden Sufi Center; successor to Irina Tweedie, now retired from public teaching since 2018.
View profile →Persian poet and Sufi teacher (1207-1273) whose Masnavi grew out of his friendship with Shams of Tabriz; the Mevlevi order formed around his teaching.
View profile →American Mevlevi Sufi sheikh and co-director of the Threshold Society, teaching classical Sufi practice rooted in the Mevlevi order of Rumi.
View profile →Episcopal priest at St. Gregory's Episcopal Church in Woodstock, New York, and interspiritual teacher whose work moves between Christian contemplative practice and Sufism.
View profile →American poet and teacher (1941-1995) who held several traditions at once and called them parallel sacred worlds, among them Vedanta and the Jerrahi order.
View profile →Moroccan-born founder and living shaykh of the Karkariya order, a contemporary branch of the Shadhili Sufi tradition combining rigorous adherence to the Sunnah with inner purification.
View profile →A mystical path of love, remembrance, poetry and inner refinement.
Erdal Erzincan performs live at the Erciyes Culture Center in Kayseri.
Qawwali of the Delhi gharana at Cambridge Junction.
A monthly circle of Sufi chant and remembrance in Novato, led by Pir Shabda Kahn. The 12 November 2026 edition in this series of 2 dates.
Abida Parveen shares the stage with the Indian singer Kailash Kher for an evening of Sufi song at the Sheikh Rashid Hall in the Dubai World Trade Centre. Doors open at 7pm.
An evening of qawwali in Bradford.
A concert at the Meervaart theatre in Amsterdam.
A studio recording of the dastgah Bayat-e Shiraz from Azad's album Ay Ishighi, voice and strings without a break.
From the podcast Ay Ishighi (Noor-e-Mah)
A long, unhurried conversation in which she talks about where her singing comes from, what longing means to her, and her relationship to the Sufi poets she sings.
Rick Archer's long conversation with Neil Douglas-Klotz on the Aramaic words behind the Gospels and what native Middle Eastern spirituality does to the sayings of Jesus.
The full album that fuses oud and Sufi-inspired vocal improvisation with electronic production, the recording that first brought Dhafer Youssef wide attention.
A full album of meditative compositions for oud, voice, and electronics built around themes of longing and the divine.
A talk by Kabir Helminski, published on the channel of the World Community for Christian Meditation rather than his own.