Naksbandi is a prominent Sufi order within Islam, known for its emphasis on spiritual development and inner purification. Founded in the 14th century by Baha-ud-Din Naqshband, the order focuses on the importance of the heart and the remembrance of God, often through silent meditation and specific practices. Members of the Naksbandi order engage in communal gatherings, known as Sama, where they recite poetry and engage in spiritual discussions. The teachings encourage followers to cultivate a deep connection with God while adhering to Islamic principles, making it a unique blend of mysticism and traditional faith practices.