Implementation of the Principle of ‘Roaming about for God’s Sake’: The Experience of Jama‘at Attabligh wa Adda‘wa in Sudan

Tabligh has no amble published material that explains its ideology and functioning. The group's members usually depend on verbal methods in discussing matters; as per traditions adopted during the time of the Prophet Mohamed (PBUH). Thus, our article relies on data collected from individual and group interviews with the members of Tabligh, interviews the author conducted at the group's center in Sudan, namely Bilal Mosque in Khartoum. The Article is about the experience of the group's Khuruj or roaming about out for the sake of Allah. It is also about the members' activities when they are not actually conducting Khuruj. The focus here is on the way Khuruj is practiced in Sudan. The article starts from the point that Khuruj is a trademark for the group worldwide.