One of this religion's saints was rewarded for service at the Battle of Haldighati with a marble tomb that became the center of Fatehpur Sikri; that mentor of Akbar, Salim, was a member of this faith's Chishti Order founded by Abu Shami. Early Western scholarship on this faith was popularized by Ivan Agueli and Rene Guinon, and its major schools include the Naqshbandi and Mevlevi. This faith's sama ceremony is often derided as bidah for institutionalizing the group practice of dhikr, the recitation of the names of God. Achieving the ultimate divine unity embodied by tawhid is the goal of this faith's most famous practice, which was popularize
One of this religion's saints was rewarded for service at the Battle of Haldighati with a marble tomb that became the center of Fatehpur Sikri; that mentor of Akbar, Salim, was a member of this faith's Chishti Order founded by Abu Shami. Early Western scholarship on this faith was popularized by Ivan Agueli and Rene Guinon, and its major schools include the Naqshbandi and Mevlevi. This faith's sama ceremony is often derided as bidah for institutionalizing the group practice of dhikr, the recitation of the names of God. Achieving the ultimate divine unity embodied by tawhid is the goal of this faith's most famous practice, which was popularized by poets like Rumi. For 10 points, identify this sect of mystical Islam whose followers are often known as "Dervishes" for their whirling.
One of this religion's saints was rewarded for service at the Battle of Haldighati with a marble tomb that became the center of Fatehpur Sikri; that mentor of Akbar, Salim, was a member of this faith's Chishti Order founded by Abu Shami.
Sufism [I guess you can prompt early on "Islam"]