Our Structure
The Sufi Movement is composed of the ‘International Sufi Movement’ and a number of affiliated national organizations. The International Sufi Movement, presently with its office in the Netherlands, is under the guidance of the General Representative, Pir Nawab Pasnak.
He works with the Board of the Foundation which includes the Secretaries of the five Activities: the Inner School, the Universal Worship, Spiritual Healing, Brother-Sisterhood, and Symbology.
The affiliated national organizations are each led by a National Representative, who coordinate the work in their country and sit on the advisory body called the International Council.
To connect with the International Sufi Movement, please write to info@sufimovement.org or contact us.

Our Team
Meet some of the members of our international team, with specific functions in the Movement’s operation and development.
Pir-o-Murshid Nawab Pasnak
I was born in Canada. My first contact with Sufism was through a very interesting Norwegian man who was a student of Hazrat Inayat Khan. He was called Brin Bjors.…
Amir Smits
From a young age onwards, my mother stimulated my interest in religion, however she did not want to take me to any place of worship. She always insisted that as…
Zubin Shore
I have been a student on the Sufi path for many years, I began my contact as a young student with Murshid Sharif Jansen here in Sydney, Australia. I also…
Darafshan Daniela Anda
I learned early in life that friendship and family transcend blood, borders, and culture. Life gave me some opportunities to witness the efforts and receive the support from organizations seeking…
Shakti Celia Genn
What first attracted me to the Sufism of Hazrat Inayat Khan was the Unity of Religious Ideals and the aspiration to rise above the distinctions and differences that divide us.…
Johara Eveliene Steingröver
After visiting the tomb of Rumi in Konya in Turkey I became interested in Sufism. Back home in The Netherlands I learned about the teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan when…
Farhan Harradine
The Sufi message of Hazrat Inayat Khan became known to my wife, Haniyya, and myself through a friend who encouraged us to attend the annual Summer School in the Netherlands…
Azad Daly
I live in Australia and have done so for the past 24 years, but I was born in Ireland. I have been supporting our Pir and the Executive Committee in…
Inam Rodrigo Anda
I am Inam Rodrigo Anda, I am 64 years old. I come from Ecuador. Sufism has been the greatest blessing for me. Although I still have have a long way…
Mujira Puyol
Many of us had the privilege to meet Pir Nawab in Quito, during his first Sufi conferences in Latin America, but a deeper search began many years later, and I…
Noor van Duijn
My first experience of Sufism was reading the text of Pir-O-Murshid Hazrat Inayat Khan “Do not mourn”. For me, this beautiful comforting poem was a glimpse of Truth. Only a…