http://groups.yahoo.com/group/sufis_without_borders/

Everyone speaks English but comes from a very diverse cultural background, with and without affiliation to any particular tariqa. The group is headed by Dr. Alan Godlas, who is very open-minded and quite knowledgeable in general matters of Sufi interest.

So...an invitation of sorts.

You can receive individual emails or a daily group digest comprised of a selected 25 responses.

Wassalaam.
~C*

oh i know what this is.....theres also something like this for sunni's someone had added my sister on to it she received like 20 mails a day from all these people quoting from the quran etc etc.... it took her days to sign herself out of it...
i think it was called muhammedimesaj or something.....

p.s yo shadow whats the Wassalaam for???? whats it mean????? (genuinly i aint joking what does it mean. is it in arabic it sounds familiar)

Hi Canan and Shadow,

I just came accross your discussion about the sufi chat. Is this somehow related to Alevis, I thought Sufis are more from the Mevlana corner. Pls. correct me if I am wrong.

Canan, do you know other Alevi internet forums. I quite new in this field.

Sorry, just for your information I am Alevi and work for the UN in south-east Turkey but will leave soon for Kenya.

Warm regards, Erol

Canan, do you know other Alevi internet forums. I quite new in this field.


Warm regards, Erol
hello:D
why do you want to know about other forums???? not happy with this one???:garibbak:

oh i know what this is.....theres also something like this for sunni's someone had added my sister on to it she received like 20 mails a day from all these people quoting from the quran etc etc.... it took her days to sign herself out of it...
i think it was called muhammedimesaj or something.....

p.s yo shadow whats the Wassalaam for???? whats it mean????? (genuinly i aint joking what does it mean. is it in arabic it sounds familiar)

No, you get one email a day, unless you want individual emails, and it's basically a bunch of Sufi banter about anything. Occasionally you get the hard core fundamentalist but, you know.....define Sufi......define Alevi.....etc. Everyone's got their own interpretation.

In reply to the next post...Alevi-Bektashi ring a bell?

And Wassalaam is Arabic, yes. It means, essentially, "And Peace."

A polite goodbye.