This study into both reformism and mysticism demonstrates both that
mystical rhetoric appeared regularly in supposedly anti-mystical
modernist writing and that nineteenth- and twentieth-century Sufis
actually addressed questions of intellectual and political reform
in their writing, despite the common assertion that they were
irrationally traditional and politically quietist.
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