School of Sufi Teaching

Scuola Di Formazione Sufi

Istruzione Gratuita Negli Ordini Naqshbandi Mujaddidi Chishti Qadiri E Shadhili

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Sufi School is a non-profit charity involved in creating awareness about Sufism and providing authentic Sufi teachings to sincere seekers.

All the teachings are given free of cost and students are not charged for attending our weekly gatherings for teaching, mentoring, discussions and group practices.

Our activities are carried out through voluntary donations. We request you to donate generously to support our work. Any amount of donation to help us to continue this good work will be appreciated and thankfully accepted.

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Name: The School of Sufi Teaching
Account Number: 11397222
Sort Code: 40-03-16
Bank: HSBC UK
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The School of Sufi Teaching ha centri in tutto il mondo

La Scuola dell’Insegnamento Sufi ha centri in tutto il mondo, dove offriamo introduzioni alla meditazione e incontri regolari gratuiti.

Se un contatto locale nel tuo paese/città di residenza non è disponibile nell’elenco seguente, contatta: international@sufischool.org.

SUDAFRICA
TUNISIA
BRASILE
CANADA
Mississauga
Montreal
Nord-york
Toronto
Vancouver
STATI UNITI D'AMERICA
Costa Occidentale
Costa Orientale
New York
EMIRATI ARABI UNITI
FILIPPINE
GIORDANIA
INDIA
Andhra Pradesh + Telangana
Gujarat
Karnataka
Kerala
Maharashtra E Il Resto Dell'india Occidentale
Nord + Est
Tamil Nadu
INDONESIA
KIRGHIZISTAN
LIBANO
MALAYSIA
OMAN
SINGAPORE
Singapore
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne
Sydney
NUOVA ZELANDA
Auckland
Kapiti
Wellington
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