Sahar Huneidi
Sufi Women
~ A Contemporary Journey of Oneness ~
World Rights Available
Sahar Huneidi is a Palestinian, born in Cairo, raised in Kuwait and educated in the UK, France and USA.
Now London-based, she is a professional intuitive who gives spiritual psychic readings, teaches creative meditation and conducts workshops on tarot, the ancient art of coffee-cup reading, psychic development and dream interpretation.
She has a propitious ancestry, being directly descended on both her maternal and paternal lines from the Prophet Mohamed. This is known in Sufism as the Golden Link. Amongst many other auspicious links, her ancestor Fatima, daughter of the prophet Mohammed, is regarded as the first female Sufi.
Sahar is a Spiritual DIY columnist for the UK Prediction Magazine, horoscope columnist for UK's Premier Arab bimonthly Lifestyle Magazine Sharq, and publisher/editor of www.PS-Magazine.com, a holistic Internet resource.
She also launched the first dedicated spiritual and well-being podcasting service www.Psychicpodcasts.com and www.Podcasts4life.com, rated as one of the top 40 spiritual downloads on iTunes.
Sahar has twice been named as one of the Best 100 Psychics in Psychic Yellow Pages by Hans Holzer (Citadel Press, NY), attracting over 800,000 visitors p.a. to her sites.
Sahar has conducted a joint workshop, with Dr. Jude Currivan, a sensitive, scientist, healer and cosmic geomancer, author of The Wave, A Life Changing Journey Into the Heart and Mind of the Cosmos; as well as her own workshops on tarot, coffee cup readings and creative meditation.
She has appeared on the BBC World Service and the BBC 2 Daily Politics Programme during the British Labor Party Conference 2006; and regularly on London’s LBC Radio. She also receives regular press coverage from various magazines, including Woman’s Own, London’s Evening Standard and Arena, among other national and international magazines.
Currently, Sahar is in discussion about a TV series for SKY Broadcasting, entitled Psychic Sahar’s Unexplained Mysteries.
Her first book Future in A Coffee Cup - The Art of Divining with Coffee Grounds is published Spring 07 by Connections Book Publishing Limited.
For more information on Sahar and her work, see www.psychicsahar.com.
Sufi Women: A Contemporary Journey of Oneness highlights one of the common spiritual threads uniting East and West - at a time when, as Samuel P. Huntington’s book states, many would like to see a ‘clash of civilizations’: the often overlooked role of women in Islam and the pivotal role played by women such as Nusaybah Bint Ka’ab.
Sufism, unlike some other spiritual orders, is not a ‘secret’ or exclusive mystical sect, but an inclusive tradition expressed from time immemorial, among the greatest of mystical and spiritual traditions that seeks the joy of oneness of Spirit openly.
There are over five million Sufis today, and many modern authors have been influenced by Sufism, including Robert Graves. Sahar explores contemporary Sufism, what it means to be a Sufi, and how it is expressed through the feminine principle: the Sufi women of today.
From a series of interviews with contemporary Sufi women from different countries and backgrounds living and practising Sufism today ‘in the West’, the author composes a multidimensional picture as expressed through them, an understanding of the multiple facets of Islam and Sufism.
There is potential also to produce a CD or DVD of these interviews.
• The book will appeal to all those interested in a deeper, more practical and contemporary portrait of what a Sufi is, expressed through Sufi women.
• It is different because it reflects the lives and journey to the ‘Oneness’ of contemporary Sufi women in today’s world through personal interviews.
• It is unique because the author traces her own Sufi heritage and lineage.
