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Sufism In The Context Of Khizr And Ashab-e-Suffa
Are the Ashabe Suffa sufis in any sense?
And what is Ilm e Ludni which is mentioned in Khidr incident? And is it related to Sufism?
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Sufism In The Context Of Khizr And Ashab-e-Suffa
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When Muslims migrated to Medina from Mecca as per command of Allah, there were some who didn’t manage to secure ‘Muakhat‘ with residents of Medina. It was for those people, a separate place of residence was created, famously known as ‘Ashab-e-Suffa‘. It was a modern day refugee camp/migration camp. It has no link with Tasawwuf whatsoever.
For comments of Ghamidi Sahab, please refer to the video below from 44:59 to 48:02
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According to Ghamidi Sahab, Khizar was an Angel and not a human being, he’s more inclined towards it being a dream of Prophet Moses (sws), in which he was shown how the worldly affairs are being run by God through his angels.
Please see:
Please also refer to the video below from 15:24 to 18:50
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