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English[en]
Moore questioned Shah's purported Sufi heritage and upbringing and deplored the body of pseudonymous "Shah-school" writings from such authors as "Omar Michael Burke Ph. D." and "Hadrat B. M. Dervish", who from 1960 heaped intemperate praise – ostensibly from disinterested parties – on Shah, referring to him as the "Tariqa Grand Sheikh Idries Shah Saheb", "Prince Idries Shah", "King Enoch", "The Presence", "The Studious King", the "Incarnation of Ali", and even the Qutb or "Axis" – all in support of Shah's incipient efforts to market Sufism to a Western audience.
Swedish[sv]
D." och "Hadrat B. M. Dervish", som från 1960 hopade omåttliga lovord – skenbart från objektiva parter – över Shah, refererande till honom som "Tariqa Grand Sheikh Idries Shah Saheb", "Prince Idries Shah", "King Enoch", "The Presence", "The Studious King", the "Incarnation of Ali", och även the Qutb eller "Axis" – alla till stöd för Shahs begynnande ansträngningar att marknadsföra Sufism hos en publik i väst.