There has always been an element of spirituality within every major religion, whether it be Kabbalah (Judaism), Christian mysticism, Hindu spirituality or Sufism (Islam). Although the belief system in every religion differs, the core principles of spirituality do not. 

We understand that, fundamentally, spirituality is adhered not to a set of beliefs but to the enlightenment and awakening of the souls. Through spirituality, you pave the way for yourself to experience divinity.

In the past, seekers had to be associated with a certain religion in order to learn spirituality. Now, through a newer, broader form of Sufism introduced by the Universal Sufi Master, His Divine Eminence Gohar Shahi, the only association required is the association with God. God’s own spectrum of love encompasses all. Therefore, we don’t need to label ourselves or confine ourselves to a particular set of beliefs to find divine union.

‘The call of Sufism is for those who want to volunteer themselves to love. Sufism cannot be forced upon anybody; it is through the willingness of the heart and then dedication.’ – Sufi Master Younus AlGohar

Sufism, in a nutshell, is a path of mass transformation that fosters a personal, tangible relationship with divinity.