Murshideen
Murshideen refers to a traditional Islamic practice of seeking guidance and spiritual direction from a murshid, or spiritual guide, within the context of Sufi Islam. The term originates from the Arabic words *murshid* (مرشد), meaning "guide," and *deen* (دين), meaning "religion" or "faith." This practice is rooted in the broader Sufi tradition, which emphasizes inner spiritual development, devotion, and a direct relationship with the divine.
In Sufism, a murshid is believed to possess deep spiritual insight and serves as a mentor to
Murshideen is not limited to a single Sufi order but is found across various branches of Sufism,
Critics of murshideen often highlight concerns about blind obedience, potential misuse of authority, or deviations from