Urgency Education Morals of Sufism in Millennial Era

Sufism is morally defined as a character and attitude builder which satisfies the intellectual requirement through its philosophical approach. This act is practiced by every Muslim irrespective of their social status and region. However, there is a significant relevance with its use in the new millennial era, as it gives peace of mind and sharia discipline concurrently. The qualitative descriptive approach was utilized in this study, with data obtained from the library. The result show that Sufism moral education is urgently required, as it controls humans toward the right path, thereby, avoiding moral decadence, spiritual anomaly and suprematism of morality. Currently, reinterpretation and recontextualization of Sufism's spiritual valuesare needed to adequately face the challenges , in order to build a ritual and righteous social personality.

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