KnowraSufi ordersLinked fromLinked fromThe 22 pages that link to Sufi orders, each with the reason it gives.All 22Broader topic 2Related 9Narrower topic 10Compared with 1Islam in West AfricaRelated: Sufi networks connected West African communities through devotional practice, education, and religious authority.IslamizationRelated: Sufi teachers and institutions helped introduce Islam to local communities in several regions.Islam in ChinaRelated: Sufi orders shaped influential forms of worship and religious authority among Muslims in northwest China.Islamization of IranRelated: Sufi networks later spread Islamic practice and devotion through Iranian towns and regions.Ajuran SultanateRelated: Sufi networks helped circulate religious authority across Somali settlements.Mohammed Abdullah HassanRelated: His religious network drew on Sufi affiliations, though accounts differ about its precise institutional character.Junayd of BaghdadRelated: Later lineages invoked Junayd as an early authority for disciplined communal Sufism.History of DagestanRelated: Sufi networks later organized resistance and political authority across Dagestan’s mountain communities.Ibn al-FaridRelated: Sufi communities helped preserve and transmit his poems and their interpretations.