Founded in 1980
The Chicago Sufi House opened in 1980.
Group meditation sessions have been held at the Chicago center every Thursday and Sunday since it opened in 1980. The Nimatullahi Sufi Order center offers silent meditation and Sufi discourses and poetry for members, with visits arranged in advance. Sunday afternoon tea, available by RSVP, gives newcomers an opportunity to learn about Sufism. The center also organizes volunteer meal service with Cornerstone Community Outreach, a family shelter, and Sara's Circle, which supports homeless women transitioning to affordable housing. Located in Rogers Park, the center is part of a spiritual tradition focused on spiritual growth, selfless service, and the unity of all beings. Its regular activities bring together meditation, learning, and community support in Chicago.
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The Chicago Sufi House opened in 1980.
Silent meditation and Sufi discourses meet twice weekly.
Volunteers prepare and deliver meals with local organizations.
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