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This is called the tariqat, the spiritual path or way towards God.
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From numerous loose associations of mystics led by independent masters, the Sufi movement matured during the period into a number of formally organized religious orders or brotherhoods (tariqat).
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Under the impetus of his reforms, independent Sufi lodges were affiliated with larger preexisting orders (tariqat).
1335-58 2001
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There are in the spiritual path (_tariqat_) many things not justifiable according to the written law (_shariat_).
Mystics and Saints of Islam Claud Field 1902
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After the death of his father, Sayed Burhanuddin (RA.) was also his mentor on the path of tariqat for 9 years.
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As a result, the tariqat-meaning the "way" or "path" and denoting the pursuit of spiritual truth via Islamic law-became irrelevant, and Muslims lost the heart of their tradition.
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One example involves the followers of the Kunta-Haji wird of the Qadiriya tariqat of Vaynakh origin, while another involves "the members of the National Organization of
Spero News 2010
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