List of Sufis

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This list article contains names of notable people commonly considered as Sufis or otherwise associated with Sufism. [1] Mohammad Mamunur Rashid (1950-2016) Narayangonj, Bangladesh. A freedom fighter in 1971. He had a master's degree in Journalism from Dhaka University (1976). Meet Hz. Hakim Abdul Hakim, Shatkhira, Bangladesh. Became his Khalifa in (1980). Was employed in service UpTo 2001. Lived at preached at Saidabad, Dhaka. Established Khanka 1988 at Bhuihar, Narayangonj. Wrote 66 books in Bangla. Has over a 100k deciples in Bangladesh & all over the world. Renowned at Sherhind Azmeer & other Mazars. He moved to Cambodia in 2002. Still visited Bangladesh once/ twice a year. Pls see his books at Hakimabad.com .

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  1. ^ "Sufism And Love: One And The Same". Home4.pacific.net website. Archived from the original on 10 February 2005. Retrieved 12 November 2023.
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