Explain why Sufism, a liberal reform movement in Islam could deepen its roots in the Indian sub-continent, despite Islam being a foreign religion? Also, bring out the impacts of Sufism on Indian society.
Introduction
Sufism, despite owing its origin to Arab world, flourished in Amalta in 13th-15th century AD.
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Main Body
[Causes of sufism popularity in India]
Sufism had multifaceted impact on Indian society —
However it faced certain challenges —
Despite these, it altered Indian society in fundamental way. Thought it arose origen to foreign land but the principles & ideals were much like indigenous elements hence could deepen its roots in no time.
Conclusion
Despite these, it altered Indian society in fundamental way. Thought it arose origen to foreign land but the principles & ideals were much like indigenous elements hence could deepen its roots in no time.
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- Directly addresses why Sufism succeeded despite being foreign religion
- Identifies specific causes with examples (Jizya tax)
- Notes equality principle as major appeal
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Sufism in India
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