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AARJSH
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 7
(DECEMBER 2015)
ISSN : 2278 – 859X
A Peer Reviewed International Journal of Asian
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AARJSH
ASIAN ACADEMIC RESEARCH
JOURNALOFSOCIAL
SCIENCE&HUMANITIES
SUFISM AND ITS REVIVAL: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE THARIQAH
BA’ALWY
LEYAKET ALI BIN MOHAMED OMAR1; PROF. DR. J.B BANAWIRATMA2 ;
DR. DICKY SOFJAN3
1
Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies, ICRS, University Gadjah Mada University,
Yogyakarta
2
Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies, ICRS, University Gadjah Mada University,
Yogyakarta.
3
Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies, ICRS, University Gadjah Mada University,
Yogyakarta
Abstract
The paper aims at accreting the historical development of Sufism and its revival with an
especial reference to the Thariqah Ba‟alwy. This study demonstrates the understanding of
thariqah, the teachings and practices of Sufism and Thariqah Ba‟alwy as well. It also
highlights the contribution of Tariqah Ba‟alwy towards promoting Sufism and its revival
especially in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and other countries in all around the world. The
study found that the Thariqah Ba‟alwy has a great influence on the Sufi order, its
development and revival. The study recommends that the Thariqah Ba‟alwy would be a
model for other Sufi orders in the present context of the world. This Sufi order can also play
to promote a harmonious existence in the society. The methodologies applied in this study are
descriptive and analytic.
Keywords: Sufism, Tariqah, Tariqah Ba’alwy, Co-existence, Society, South-East Asia.
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AARJSH
VOLUME 2
ISSUE 7
(DECEMBER 2015)
ISSN : 2278 – 859X
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