Shaykh Kabir Helminski talks about being a Shaykh in the Mevlevi order and co-founder of the Threshold Society, an organization that helps make Sufism and Islam more accessible to westerners. Find out more about Shaykh Kabir's work at www.sufism.org

2 Mystics: A discussion between Rabbi Jonathan Omer-man and Imam Bilal Hyde recorded in Berkeley in 2005, about mysticism in Judaism and Islam respectively. Part 1 of 2

2 Mystics: A discussion between Rabbi Jonathan Omer-man and Imam Bilal Hyde recorded in Berkeley in 2005, about mysticism in Judaism and Islam . Part 2 of 2.

Composer Yuval Ron, talks about his investigations into the music of prayer in the three monotheistic traditions and how his music grows out of the commonalities between them.  Murshida Mariam speaks about her teacher, Murshid Samuel Lewis. Please visit Yuval's website yuvalronmusic.com

Dr. John Abdul Qadr Davies - Co-Director of the Partners in Conflict Project talks about his scientific studies using Sufi (and other types of) meditation to reduce violence, accidents and even war-time casualties.

Elias Amidon talks about the Abraham Path, a project of the Harvard Peace Initiative to create a pilgrimage path from Turkey to Palestine in the steps of the prophet Ibrahim, alayhi salam. Find out more about the Abraham Path www.abrahampath.org

Dr. Robert Ibrahim Jaffe, co-founder of the University of Spiritual Healing and Sufism www.sufiuniversity.org , talks about healing in the Sufi way. Pleas

Hajjah Noura Durkee and Amany Shalaby talk about women and Sufism.

Imam Bilal Hyde discourses on everything from his early years studying Sufism in the Sudan, to the meaning of the word Wadude, to the ‘un-translatability’ of the Qur’an in this candid two part interview. Find out more about Imam Bilal at www.hilalinstitute.org

A discussion with Jamal Rahman, author of The Fragrance of Faith, who was born and raised a Muslim Sufi in Bangladesh and now does interfaith work in Seattle. Please visit Jamal's website at jamalrahman.com