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The Recipes
The Gallery
Bibliography
Image Credits
Footnotes
Complete Index
Technical Notes
News & Contact
The Source of All Sustenance
The Prophet on Generosity
Food for Remembrance
The Many Flavors of Sufism
Serving the Guest
Introduction
Good Food In Good Company
Manners & Their Meaning
Excellent Examples
The Edible Metaphor
The Seen & the Unseen
Sweetness & Light
Ripening, Cooking, Burning
In The Kitchen
Serving Love
Grace: Prayers for the Meal
Introduction
The Opening Invocation
Sufi Prayers Before the Meal
A Mealtime Prayer
A Mealtime Illahi
Prayers of the Prophet
Sufi Prayers to End the Meal
Food & Festivals
Bread & Salt
Ashura
Food in the Time of Rumi
Consuming Symbols
The Fast & the Festive Table
Leave Room for Sweetness!
On Sacrifice
Sufism & Vegetarianism
Coffee: The Wine of Islam
Abu Sa'id Abil Khayr
Mevlevi Soul-Cooking
The Chickpea
"First Eat, Then Greet, Then Talk!"
The Example of Bahauddin Naqshband
The Great Provider
The Chakki-Nama
Abdul Qadir Gilani & the Fruits of Paradise
Bektash's Virtual Hajj
Imam Rabbani on Moderation
Bushaq At'imah: "The Gastronomer"
Inayat Khan on Food & Cooking
Bawa Muhaiyaddeen on Sacrifice
Notice to Cooks
Sam's House Rules
Dervish Kitchen Staff Manual
The Food of Impressions
Miracles & Parables
The Night Journey
"Admit Ten": From Tradition
Better Than A Personal Chef
Hallaj in the Desert
Ibn Arabi in Malaga
The King & the Dervish
The Perfect Preservative
Hasan, Habib & the Roast
Attraction
"Just Add Water!"
The Story of the Toe
The Alphabet of Dervishes
Sari Saltik: A Bektashi Story
You Cannot Feed A Dervish
Cook Sweets!
The Beehive
A Dervish in Need
Road Food
Total Immersion
Man of Cakes
The Patient One
Treasury of Sugar
Kabir & the Unexpected Sadhus
The Dervish at the Gate
The Story of Tea
Tales of Hospitality & Celebration
The King & the Peasant
The Bakers & the Saltmakers
The Cooks of Divine Mercy
The Legendary Hospitality of the Anatolians
A Not-So-Secluded Saint
Feasting the Pasha
Dinner at the Rufai Dergah
Servant of Allah
At The Golden Sufi Center
Where is the Wine?
A Guest At Last!
Memories Of A Modern Ateshbaz