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Letters from a Sufi Teacher

by Sharafuddin Maneri

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  1. 1Foreword
  2. 2On Monotheism (Tauhîd)
  3. 3Turning to God or Conversion (Taubâh)
  4. 4On Seeking the Teacher
  5. 5On the Qualifications of a Teacher
  6. 6On Discipleship
  7. 7On Discipleship. (Continued.)
  8. 8The Friend of God — (The Walî)
  9. 9The Brotherhood of Friends
  10. 10Polytheism, and the Friendship of God
  11. 11Lights
  12. 12The Unveiling of the Supersensuous
  13. 13On the Same
  14. 14Illumination
  15. 15Dreams
  16. 16On Misconceptions
  17. 17The Outer and Inner Ailments
  18. 18The Origin of Theosophy
  19. 19Seeking the Path
  20. 20The Pillars of the Path
  21. 21Religion, the Path and Truth
  22. 22Accessory to Prayers
  23. 23Purification
  24. 24The Motive
  25. 25Prayer
  26. 26Invoking the Divine Help
  27. 27The Divine Allegiance
  28. 28The Sacred Formula
  29. 29The Naked Faith
  30. 30The Inner Polytheism
  31. 31The Divine Knowledge
  32. 32Love and Devotion
  33. 33Seeking God
  34. 34The Way to God
  35. 35Speech and Conduct
  36. 36Magnanimity
  37. 37Knowledge
  38. 38The Steps of a Disciple
  39. 39Islâm
  40. 40The Noble Qualities
  41. 41Contemplation
  42. 42Renunciation
  43. 43On the Same
  44. 44The Clearing of the Path
  45. 45Self-Control
  46. 46Truth
  47. 47The Descent From Adam
  48. 48Confidence
  49. 49Pursuit and Renunciation
  50. 50The Company of the Saints
  51. 51Service
  52. 52The Transmutation of Evil Qualities
  53. 53Avarice
  54. 54The Evil of the World
  55. 55Renunciation of the World
  56. 56The Final Doom
  57. 57The Soul (Rûh)
  58. 58The Heart
  59. 59Nafs, the Desire-Nature
  60. 60Desire
  61. 61Discipline of the Desire-Nature
  62. 62Discipline of the Desire-Nature. (Continued.)
  63. 63Alienation From the Desire-Nature
  64. 64Self-Toleration
  65. 65Hidden Differences of Stages
  66. 66Heedlessness
  67. 67Sorrow
  68. 68Conduct
  69. 69Seclusion
  70. 70Death
  71. 71Hell
  72. 72Heaven

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