الطرق الصوفية في آسيا و دورها في نشر الإسلام بين المغول : الطريقة الكبراوية أنموذجا (6-8 هـ-12-14 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Kubrawi method attributed to its founder Najm al-Din Kabra (D 618 H /1221 AD) one of the most famous Sufi orders in which Transoxiana was a center and this method had its mark in confronting the Mongol invasion of the Khwarizm state (490-628 H /1096-1231 AD)by calling people to resistance and jihad for the sake of god, and after the region was subject to the elders and advocates of the al-Kibrawi order sought to preserve the survival of Islam in the region by inviting the Mongols to convert to Islam, especially what these Sufis were encouraged by.

these mystics out of the sympathy of the Mongols, who showed them respect and appreciation, and the efforts of these preachers bore fruit in converting the Mongols to Islam.

the first person to embrace Islam from the Mongols was sultan Baraka khan (656-666 H /1257-1267 AD), the kingdom of the golden horde(630-907 h/1233-1502 ad), which turned it into an Islamic kingdom in which the laws of Islam are established.

this research aims to highlight the role of the Sufi orders in spreading Islam in the region of Asia minor and Transoxiana, and the efforts made by the Kubrawi method in calling the Mongols to Islam.