This book: departs from the stereotypical image that framed the oriental studies of the issue of Sufism, this image that has become inherited in the search for any issue related to Sufism and its doctrines.

In the chapters of the book, the reader will find that the retreats of the Sufis were not a way to isolate themselves from reality, as it was portrayed in the oriental and traditional studies inherited.

Rather, the Sufi was active and interactive in order to remain a son of his time, trying to have a spiritual connection with the characteristics and morals of the people of the past and thus form his vision of the future through the intellectual values of the present.

The book attempts to fill the void in a dark corner on the part of Sufism and its association with new issues and research according to a new scientific research approach and a different personal vision, through which it seeks to rediscover and fill the void according to the approach parallel to the facts.

The importance of the book comes through laying a contemporary building block for upcoming Sufi research, as it is a liberation of preliminary experiences developed for a number of researchers and writers from different intellectual persuasions and from geographically distant places, all in order to broaden the vision, and his research came according to the idea of conditional studies that put Sufism to the right and then dash (-) and any other object on the left.