… not a comparison between Sufism and Gnosticism, but rather about the appearance of gnosis
in Sufism. There are many instances where the concept of gnosis, as generally conceived …

… and esoteric quality reminiscent of a Fayd} Kshnī or Qd}ī Sa‘īd Qummī and going back even
earlier, classical Sufi works on such subjects, but they do not fall fully under the category of ‘…

… and esoteric quality reminiscent of a Fayd Kashanı or Qadı Sa ‘ıd Qummı and even
earlier classical Sufi works on such subjects, but they do not fall fully under the category of ‘irfan-i …

The value of Sufi Inheritance and its use of popular culture in light of cyclical history, gnosis,
and memory: a study in the r Page 1 Cyclical history, gnosis, and memory: a study in the role …

… ambiguous fashion, as the classic concept is not immediately compatible … Gnosis has also
been important to Western Sufis in a second sense, which has no precedent in “classic” Sufism…

… It is with this question in mind that we should meditate upon the saying famous amongst the
Sufis to the effect that the gnostic is the one who is overcome by perpetually witnessing the …

… Sufis originates from Gnostic ideas. But this claim cannot be completely true and the Gnostic
… In Classical Greece the rites of the mystery religions were largely or wholly secret. The term …

… The concept of ma'rifa, traditionally-and inadequately-translated as "gnosis," does imply …
It includes both the experiential dimension and knowing in a way that "gnosis" cannot quite …

… held by some Sufis through generations. Sufis developed a doctrine of gnosis (marifah) of
an inner … Within the classical Sufis there were two strands which offered differing or at times …

… According to Sarraj’s classic definition of Sufism, “The Sufis are people who prefer God to …
The Gnostic view of Sufism has been very popular with modern scholars, both western and …