Religious life in early ottoman society

I gotta say they need to lighten upon the lingo!

[quote]...a more classical Islamic piety by Sufi poets of a didactic and orthodox tendency, who wrote in the vernacular so as to be understood...[/quote]

Probably read it some other time as this late the concentration needed to read that is too much.

lol, its by TJ, wodya expect? 🙂

[quote="Aasiyah"]lol, its by TJ, wodya expect? :)[/quote]

Abdal Hakim Murad is a TJ?

:?:

Come on. No insulting anyone from now.

Not even TJ's.

I have no idea what sect he may or may not be from, but I doubt it makes any difference in a history lesson.

[quote="irfghan"][quote="Aasiyah"]lol, its by TJ, wodya expect? :)[/quote]

Abdal Hakim Murad is a TJ?

:?:[/quote]
LOL. dunno bout irfan admin, but i am certainly NOT bothered bout anyones sect - i was referring to Abdal-Hakim Murad by his other name (which most students use as his nickname) - T.J. Winters!! 😃

irf, wot wud the way he writes hav to do with his sect anyway? 😉

lol

I thought you were making a comment about Tablighi Jamaat literature in general. I've not come accross much of it.

As for TJ Winter, his writing is quite interesting if you make the effort to read it.

[quote="irfghan"]As for TJ Winter, his writing is quite interesting if you make the effort to read it.[/quote]
i agree 🙂