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Sufism emerged in the early centuries of Islam, with its roots traced back to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Its development was influenced by various Islamic scholars and mystics, such as Rumi, Ibn Arabi, and Al-Ghazali. Over time, Sufism diversified into various orders or "tariqas," each with its own practices and teachings.Spiritual Practices: Sufis engage in a variety of spiritual practices to draw closer to God. These include prayer, meditation, recitation of Quranic verses and poetry, fasting, and dhikr (remembrance of God). Dhikr involves the repetition of divine names and phrases and is central to Sufi rituals