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'''Wahdat-ul-Wujood''' is the [[Sufi]] belief that God lies in everything and everyone and that the only truth within the universe is God ([[Naam]]), and that all things exist within God only, a basic tenet of Sikhi as well. | '''Wahdat-ul-Wujood''', the sufi-pantheism, is the [[Sufi]] belief that God lies in everything and everyone and that the only truth within the universe is God ([[Naam]]), and that all things exist within God only, a basic tenet of Sikhi as well. Bulleh Shah, Guru Nanak, Sachar Sarmast, Mansoor Hallaj, Baba Jyoti Shah and Bayazid Bastami are some of the champions of this philosophy. | ||
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Wahdat-ul-Wujood, the sufi-pantheism, is the Sufi belief that God lies in everything and everyone and that the only truth within the universe is God (Naam), and that all things exist within God only, a basic tenet of Sikhi as well. Bulleh Shah, Guru Nanak, Sachar Sarmast, Mansoor Hallaj, Baba Jyoti Shah and Bayazid Bastami are some of the champions of this philosophy.
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