EasyNow
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Excellent points bro I have seen the same thing. Many Bengalis in the UK have started to disown their Sufi heritage and picked up the Salfist/deobandi identity and turned their backs on the elders. The sad fact is that major masjids that have majority Bengali congregations such as East London mosque are at the forefront of encouraging this change. However there is a great fight back and you have Bricklane masjid and they are the Sufi heartland of the UK bengali population. I have read Jummah there and it was great to see the salam on the Rasool(saws). Even though I didn't understand a word I felt such joy and love with my brothers, following a tradition that these filth look down upon.
Your are spot on about the whole "unite all nationalities of Muslim into one homogenous group". But these are nefarious designs as they seek to establish influence across the globe with all these nationalities.
One day Inshallah I will go visit beloved Shah Jalal(ra).
Once again i agree wholeheartedly. I often go to both the mosques you mentioned and ELM really is the main driving force for this change (they get a lot of Saudi funding). The smaller mosques, who are locally funded, are working really hard to keep our spirits up!
Re visiting Shah Jalal's Darga, you would be welcomed with open arms bro