Devotional Paths to the Divine

Sufis are ______ _______.

• Sufis are Muslim mystics.

• Sufis are Buddhist mystics.

• Sufis are Hindu mystics
• Muslim mystics

What is the main belief of Sufis?

• Sufis believe in the oneness of God.

• Sufis believe in multiple gods.

• Sufis believe in atheism.

• Sufis believe in the power of nature.

Who is considered the founder of Sufism?

• Ali ibn Abi Talib

• Muhammad

• Rumi

• Abu Bakr

What is the significance of khanqahs or hospices in Sufism?

• They discussed spiritual matters, sought the blessing of saints in solving their worldly problems, or simply attended the music and dance sessions

• Irrespective of caste, creed, or gender, all his followers come together in the common place.

• The sacred space in Sufism.

• Dhikr is a form of sacrifice in Sufism.

Sufis had elaborate methods of training such as

• Zikr: Chanting of a name or prayer

• Sama: Singing

• Raqs: Dancing

• Sanai

______ became a place of pilgrimage.

• Dargah

• Langar

• Khanqahs

• Silsilsa

​ _____ and ____________​ rejected all orthodox religions​

• Baba Guru Nanak
• Kabir
• Tulsidas
• Surdas
• Shankaradeva

Mirabai became a disciple of _______, a saint.

• Ravidas

• Guru Arjun

• The Great Joshua

• a doctor

He was brought up in a family of Muslim julahas or weavers settled in or near the city of _______.

Vast collection of verses

• Sakhis/ pads

• Tevaram

• Gurmukhi