Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Silk Road Sufi Atlas
A structured guide to Central Asian Sufi lineages, masters, sacred sites, texts, and living traditions.
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- Readers researching Central Asian Sufi history and sacred geography
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- The homepage indexes 9 orders, 15 masters, 14 sacred sites, and 11 historical epochs.
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The homepage organizes the subject by lineage, geography, chronology, and named teachers rather than presenting a single essay or devotional page. Its master index includes chronology caveats for some figures, while the sacred-geography section places locations across Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan. A separate Nursafardiyya section connects contemporary practice with Zikr, healing, breathwork, and martial arts.
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