Tunisia was rocked ideals of the Sufis, the spiritual tradition of bringing Muslim values are universal but also the pursuit of happiness, Labour of Love, tolerance of religious differences. Tunisian
Sufism had its glory days of early in the thirteenth century (7th century AH). For example, at the time, Sidi Bou Ali came to settle in Morocco where he established in Nafta a Sufi brotherhood. He also planted the date pits that had reported Toughourt. After his death, he built a mausoleum and is nicknamed "The Sultan of Djérid. Since there is always a great activity and Sufi Nafta is without doubt become the second largest religious center of Kairouan Tunisia after.
Sufi gatherings have always advocated dialogue between religions in history. The Tunisians have inherited this state of mind, both philosophically and in music. While Sufism has been virtually wiped out by the dictatorial regime, it is hoped that with the new revolution of this great country, Sufism will find its place in the heart of society.
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Sufism had its glory days of early in the thirteenth century (7th century AH). For example, at the time, Sidi Bou Ali came to settle in Morocco where he established in Nafta a Sufi brotherhood. He also planted the date pits that had reported Toughourt. After his death, he built a mausoleum and is nicknamed "The Sultan of Djérid. Since there is always a great activity and Sufi Nafta is without doubt become the second largest religious center of Kairouan Tunisia after.
Sufi gatherings have always advocated dialogue between religions in history. The Tunisians have inherited this state of mind, both philosophically and in music. While Sufism has been virtually wiped out by the dictatorial regime, it is hoped that with the new revolution of this great country, Sufism will find its place in the heart of society.
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