The Naqshbandi Order is a prominent Sufi order founded in the 14th century by Baha-ud-Din Naqshband. It emphasizes the importance of inner spiritual development and the remembrance of God through silent meditation and contemplation. The order is known for its strict adherence to Islamic law and its focus on the teachings of the Quran and the Hadith. Members of the Naqshbandi Order often engage in communal gatherings called Sama, where they practice spiritual exercises and recite prayers. The order has branches across the world, influencing various cultures and communities while maintaining its core principles of spirituality and devotion.