Sufism art

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Sufism

A Sufi in a Landscape, Unknown, Iran, Isfahan, circa 1650-1660, Manuscripts, Ink and color washes on paper, One of the most striking characteristics of seventeenth-century Persian painting is the frankness with which certain subjects are depicted, such as this bearded male in a landscape: emaciated, barely conscious, and slumped over, he appears severely intoxicated after drinking the contents of the large wine cup near his knee.

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Sufism in Kashmir valley is something that is integrated with the soul of its people and has been the sole guiding factor that has led the people of Kashmir through all of their turbulent history and is something upon which the social foundations of a Kashmiri society resides. Kashmiri Sufism not only reflects the behavior…

Dhikr, meaning 'remembrance', is a form of devotion, associated chiefly with Sufism, in which the worshippers are absorbed in the rhythmic repetition of the name of God or his attributes, often to the accompaniment of music. Baugnies (French, 1842 - 1891) depicts a Sufi ceremony in great detail: a group of men, seated in a semi-circle on straw mats in a mosque courtyard, practice dhikr, entranced by a Sufi mystic and the mesmerising sound of flute and tambourine. Sufism is a mystical Islamic…

Mansur al Hallaj was a Persian mystic, revolutionary writer and teacher of Sufism, He spoke of God as his "Beloved, " "Friend" "You, " and felt that "his only self was (God), " to the point that he could not even remember his own name.