Protest movement in tasawwuf malamites - secret dervish

The main idea of the Malamite movement that formed in the 9th-10th centuries within the framework of tasawwuf was the principle of “hiding the good , showing the bad.” The Malamiya movement played a leading role in the formation of such later tariqats as Qalandariyya, Heydariya, Qizilbash-Alevis, as well as Safaviyya, Bayramiyya. The Malamites, who were active initially in Khorasan and Azerbaijan, spread to Anatolia beginning in the 13th century and exerted a powerful influence on the Alevi-Bektashi tariqats and Sufi movements that emerged in this geographical area. The Malamiya, which is considered a tasawwuf movement that emerged in Khorasan, had a very deep and extensive influence.