2020
DOI: 10.3727/154427219x15773977783056
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What Do Sufi Muslim Leaders Think About Visitors at Their Sacred Sites? A Research Need

Abstract: The existing studies on Islamic tourism lack consideration of a particular form of Islamic practice, Sufism or "Islamic mysticism," which is seen as a more moderate and apolitical form of Islam in the West. The Sufi sheikhs' perceptions towards visitors at their sacred sites remain underresearched. This is despite the fact that Sufi religious sites exist throughout a number of African and Asian countries, providing pilgrimage sites and retreat centers for both Muslim visitors and those of other faiths. Althou… Show more

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