I think that anybody who is interested in Islam through an esoteric lens would probably benefit from some study of Sufism.
As for the assessment, well, it's all there in the book.
A friend of mine who is half-Persian got me interested in Zoroastrianism, and he is also someone who is seeking his own original Persian routes that way. Not that he is religious, he is anything but, but he is a fair philosopher.
As for the assessment, well, it's all there in the book.
A friend of mine who is half-Persian got me interested in Zoroastrianism, and he is also someone who is seeking his own original Persian routes that way. Not that he is religious, he is anything but, but he is a fair philosopher.
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