An inherent conflict exists between fundamentalist Islamic groups and Sufism, this conflict being largely due to the difference in values and beliefs as to the practice of religion. For Sufis, inclusivity and the sharing of faith are essential, and the community aspect of the Islamic faith is emphasized. In fact, during the Moghel colonization of India, Sufis were famous for performing Islamic-rooted dances and songs for Hindu emperors and Sikh emperors, eager to share their faith, culture, and art with those who shared a similar ethnic background. This is directly in conflict with…