Subud

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Subud House in Wolfsburg

The Subud Brotherhood is an international, mainly from that of Ahmad Khatib Sambas (1803-1875) founded Javanese Islamic mystical movement Tariqa Qadiriyyah wa Naqshbandiyya emerged (TQN) Brotherhood , which in the 1920s / 30s from the Javanese Muhammad Subuh Sumohadiwidjojo (1901- 1987) was founded. The name is an acronym of the Sanskrit words "Susila Budhi Dharma".

The spiritual exercises of Subud are called latihan or latihan kejiwaan (Indonesian, "spiritual / spiritual exercise"). The movement close to Sufism also has many followers in the West. Seat of Subud Germany is a former forester's house in Wolfsburg . A personality of the movement in Germany was the artist Horus Engels in Wolfsburg, also the jewelry designer Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe , who temporarily lived in the place , belonged to her, as well as the puppeteer Harro Siegel . A series of Subud Chronik brochures appeared in Wolfsburg in the early 1960s.

Speeches by the founder Muhammad Subuh are also translated into German under the title Bapak's speeches (Hamburg: Siegmund).

See also

References and footnotes

  1. ↑ cf. Naqshbandīya and Qadiriyya
  2. ↑ DNB
  3. ^ Subud Germany - accessed on May 1, 2017
  4. ↑ subud-deutschland.org - accessed on May 1, 2017
  5. ↑ With the addition: "Only for members of the Subud Brotherhood".
  6. ↑ DNB

literature

  • Asfa Widiyanto: Ritual and leadership in the Subud Brotherhood and the Tariqa Qadiriyya wa Naqshbandiyya. 2012 ( Bonn Islam Studies , Volume 22), ISBN 978-3868930276
  • Antoon Geels: Subud and the Javanese Mystical Tradition. (Nordic Institute of Asian Studies Monograph). 1997
  • Rikard S. Andresen, Knut Egil Steffens: Mystikerne pa Makrellbekken. Subudbevegelsen i Norge 50 ar. The Mystics at Makrellbekken . Subud in Norway and Scandinavia 1958 - 2008. Oslo, Askerforlaget 2008
  • Apelifte Christian B. Sihombing: Mysticism and Dialogue of Religions: A Comparison of Mystical Thought in Protestantism, Sufism and Kebatinan and its Significance for Interreligious Dialogue in Indonesia. 2012 ( partial online view )
  • John G. Bennett : Subud. Authorized translation by Ruth Gruson. With a mounted portrait of Pak Subuh. Otto Reichl Verlag, Remagen, 1958
  • Gordon Van Hien: What is Subud? With a Biographical Sketch of Pak Subuh and Extracts from Talks Given by Him. With a portrait. Rider, 1963
  • Muhammad Subuh ':
Bapak's speeches (Hamburg: Siegmund)
The Growth of Subud (Publications International, 1969)
Four speeches on Subud. Held in London in August 1959 ( Vieweg and son Braunschweig 1961)

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