The term 'sufi' is derived from:

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The term 'sufi' is derived from:

Asked on 2018-01-20 03:06:16 by Guest | Votes 39 | Views: 1983 | Tags: gk | history | general knowledge | ssc | Add Bounty

The term 'sufi' is derived from:
1). a type of poetry
2). a type of garment
3). a language
4). the name of a place

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Answered by Guest on 2018-01-20 05:51:15 | Votes 32 | #

option 2 is the right one

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Answered by Anwarul Haque on 2019-02-03 13:24:51 | Votes 2 | #

A type of ferment

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Answered by Guest on 2019-02-03 13:24:34 | Votes 0 | #

A type of garments

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Answered by Johir saikh on 2019-03-09 17:14:19 | Votes 3 | #

C)a language

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