Quarterly Sufi Times Launches Its 7th Edition Highlighting Contemporary Sufi Thought and Spiritual Discourse

Press Release: Mahopac, New York:

Auliya Council of North America has officially released the 7th edition of Quarterly Sufi Times (January–March 2026), presenting a rich and scholarly exploration of Sufism, spirituality, ethics, and contemporary Islamic thought. The new issue continues the magazine’s mission to bridge classical spiritual traditions with modern intellectual and social concerns. This edition features an extensive collection of Urdu and English articles focusing on the contemporary relevance of Sufism, the teachings of saints and mystics, moral responsibility, justice, and spiritual self-development. Key themes include Imam Husain’s stand for justice and action, the humanitarian legacy of the Chishti Sufi order, the philosophy and deeper meanings of fasting, the spiritual discipline of Sama, and reflections on ecology within Islamic thought. The English section presents thoughtful essays that place Islamic spirituality in dialogue with present-day challenges, emphasizing ethical responsibility, inner transformation, and the role of faith in addressing modern crises. Contributors highlight that Sufism is not merely a historical tradition, but a living moral and spiritual framework capable of guiding individuals and societies today. According to the editorial team, the 7th edition of Quarterly Sufi Times is intended to inspire reflection, encourage meaningful intellectual engagement, and promote values of compassion, justice, and spiritual awareness. The publication is aimed at scholars, students, researchers, and readers interested in Islamic spirituality, interfaith understanding, and ethical thought in a global context