entity_id,period_id,confidence,rationale,source_id,review_status
ENT_SUF_ALAWI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Algerian saint (d. 1934), founder of the Alawiyya, a Darqawi-Shadhili branch; subject of Martin Lings' study; influential on Western Sufism.",SRC_ALAWI_DIWAN,reviewed
ENT_SUF_ALAWIYYA,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Sufi order founded by Ahmad al-Alawi, a branch of the Darqawiyya; widely influential including on European converts.",SRC_ALAWI_DIWAN,reviewed
ENT_SUF_BAMBA,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Senegalese saint Cheikh Amadou Bamba (d. 1927), founder of the Mouridiyya; Qadiri-rooted; venerated at Touba.",SRC_BAMBA_KHASAID,reviewed
ENT_SUF_BAWA,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Sri Lankan Tamil mystic (d. 1986) who founded the Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship in Philadelphia, transmitting a universalist Sufi teaching in the West.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_HAFIZ_TIJANI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Egyptian Tijani shaykh (d. 1978) who revitalised the Tijaniyya in Egypt and emphasised its hadith and scholarly credentials.,SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_HAMALLAH,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Malian Tijani saint (Ahmad Hamahullah, d. 1943), eponym of the Hamalliyya, a reformist Tijani branch repressed under French colonial rule.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_HAQQANI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Transnational Naqshbandi-Khalidi suborder led by Nazim al-Haqqani; a major vehicle of Naqshbandi Sufism in the modern West.,SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_IBN_AL_HABIB,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Moroccan saint (d. 1972) of the Darqawi-Shadhili line, shaykh of the Habibiyya; his Diwan is widely recited; teacher of early Western converts.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_IBN_IDRIS,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Moroccan reformer (d. 1837), fountainhead of the 19th-c. 'neo-Sufi' revival; teacher of al-Sanusi and the Idrisi family of orders.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_INAYAT_KHAN,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Indian musician-mystic (d. 1927), Chishti-initiated, who founded the Sufi Order in the West and introduced Sufism to Europe and America in a universalist form.",SRC_INAYAT_KHAN_MESSAGE,reviewed
ENT_SUF_MOURIDIYYA,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Major Senegalese Sufi order founded by Ahmadou Bamba; centred on the holy city of Touba.,SRC_BAMBA_KHASAID,reviewed
ENT_SUF_NAZIM_HAQQANI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Turkish-Cypriot Naqshbandi shaykh (d. 2014), head of the Naqshbandi-Haqqani order, which spread the Naqshbandi-Khalidi line worldwide including to the West.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_NIASSE,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Senegalese shaykh (d. 1975), leader of the Tijani Fayda ('flood') revival; mass spiritual-training movement across West Africa and Nigeria.",SRC_NIASSE_KASHIF,reviewed
ENT_SUF_NURCU,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Faith-renewal movement of the readers of Said Nursi's Risale-i Nur; a modern Sufism-inflected community rather than a classical tariqa.,SRC_NURSI_RISALE,reviewed
ENT_SUF_NURSI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Ottoman/Turkish scholar (d. 1960), author of the Risale-i Nur; founder-inspiration of the Nurcu faith-renewal movement; Naqshbandi-influenced.",SRC_NURSI_RISALE,reviewed
ENT_SUF_OZAK,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Turkish shaykh (d. 1985) of the Halveti-Jerrahi order who established Jerrahi communities in North America and Europe.,SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_PIR_VILAYAT,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Son and successor of Hazrat Inayat Khan (d. 2004); led the Sufi Order International, spreading Inayati universal Sufism in the West.",SRC_INAYAT_KHAN_MESSAGE,reviewed
ENT_SUF_SANUSI,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,Founder of the Sanusiyya (d. 1859); student of Ahmad ibn Idris; built a reformist lodge network across Libya/Sahara.,SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed
ENT_SUF_SANUSIYYA,PER_ISL_MODERN,high,"Reformist Sufi order founded by al-Sanusi, rooted in the teaching of Ahmad ibn Idris; politically dominant in Cyrenaica/Libya.",SRC_SCHIMMEL_SUFISM,reviewed