Sufi Pilgrimage Practices
Sufis are known for their practice of ziyarah, visiting the graves of revered masters, which is rooted in their belief in baraka—divine grace that continues to bless even after death. While some critics argue that this practice borders on grave worship, proponents view it as a way to connect with the spiritual legacy of saints, receiving blessings and guidance through their presence. The conversation delves into the nuances of this tradition and its interpretations within the Sufi community.In this clip
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