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Jelaludin Rumi believed a union with God could be achieved through dance and he transformed the dance of the Whirling Dervishes into a religious experience. What branch of Islam did he practice?
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Jelaludin Rumi believed a union with God could be achieved through dance and he transformed the dance of the Whirling Dervishes into a religious experience. What branch of Islam did he practice?

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Sufism

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This is a branch of Islam that believe in seeking to find the truth of divine love through the direct personal experience of God

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