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 came to India in medieval period with the traders and invaders from the middle east.
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Main Body
Success of Sufism to deepen its roots:
(C) Believed in universal ideals of equality, non-sectarian ship and devotion
by popular due to widespread Bhakti movement
(D) Confined to Indian ideals of liberation, acceptance and peaceful co-existence
by given by Buddha, Mahavir and Vedas
by attracted many people from backward classes.
by Sufi Khanqahs
by Festival of Urs
by Chakra Khilafa under Akhya Muhammad [illegible]
Impact on Indian Society
by many people started practicing Islamism.
by Thumri, Tawara, based
by Amir Khusrau's composition
empowered
by Ajmer Sharif
between different community
(I) Improved governance due to impact on kings
by Akbari Din-E-Illahi
Overall, Sufis have made Indian society cultural, multicultural [illegible] pillar of modern constitutional values.
Conclusion
Overall, Sufis have made Indian society cultural, multicultural [illegible] pillar of modern constitutional values.
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- Contextualizes Sufism in medieval India
- Links to broader Indian philosophical traditions
- Identifies key success factors in its adoption
Rishabh Choudhary
Salient aspects of Art Forms, Literature and Architecture from ancient to modern times
Bhakti Sufi
Architecture
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