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Hazrat Inayat Khan was initiated in the lineage (Silsila) of the Chisty Order in India by his Murshid, Sayyid Abu Hashim Madani. The Chisti transmission combines the Chisti, Qadri, Suhrawardi and Nasqbandi lineages together in one.
The section "Supports of the Order" refers to Sufi's recognised and honored as having a significant spiritual influence upon the Community.
Hazrat Inayat Khan
(5.07.1882 – 5.02.1927)
(✟ Nizamuddin Aulia Dargah Complex, Delhi, India)
Leaders of the Norwegian Sufi Community:
Suzanna Lovise Simensdatter Kjøsterud
(21.05.1864-5.11.1932)
(✟ Oslo: Vestre Gravlund)
Karl Martin Salomonsen (Sajwar)
(03.07.1898 - 29.08.1986)
(✟ Stavanger - Eiganes Gravlund)
Halvor Schou Egeberg (Akbar)
(13.04.1893-07.05.1941)
(✟ Oslo: Vestre Gravlund)
John Schou Egeberg (Munir)
(01.05.1888 - 1.10.1959)
(✟ Oslo: Vår Frelsers Gravlund)
Øyvind Øglænd (Buzurg Mehr)
(1930 - 2018)
(✟ Oslo: Vestre Gravlund)
Alia Sura
Shams Uwais
Supports of the Norwegian Sufi Community:
Lucy Marian Goodenough (Sherifa)
(5.08.1876 - 08.03.1937)
(✟ Le cimitière Voltaire 58 Rue Danton, Suresnes, France)
Hubertus Paulus van Tuyll (Sirdar)
(26.12.1883 - 16.08.1958)
(✟ Gemeentelijke Begraafplaats Kerkhoflaan, Den Haag, The Netherlands)
Hilda Constance Østerberg (Naida)
(13.08.1882 - 23.03.1941)
(✟ Unknown Burial Place)
Gyda Haabjørn (Kathidja)
(14.02.1865 - 27.01.1957)
(✟ Oslo: Gamle Aker Kirkegård)
Hazrat Vilayat Inayat Khan
(19.06.1916 - 17.06.2004)
(✟ Delhi, India)
The Norwegian Sufi Community operates under Shamali Nature and Retreat Center.
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Please note that the Norwegian Sufi Community's activities are not intended to be "psychotherapeutic" or to treat active or underlying emotional, physical, or mental illnesses. Those who choose to participate in the activities of the Norwegian Sufi Community should be aware that they do so as fully responsible adults, solely for the purpose of spiritual growth.