Langar (Sufism)
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For the Sikh practice, see Langar (Sikhism).
Langar is a fundamental element of Indian and Persian Sufism, especially of the Chishti Order. Langar is served in the precincts of a Dergah, and is served out of a massive pot called a "Deg," and is not necessarily vegetarian. It is also actively distributed to the poor. [1], [2]
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- ^ Blackwell Synergy - Muslim World, The, Volume 95 Issue 4 Page 604-608, October 2005 (Article Abstract)
- ^ Before Taliban "d0e5583"
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