From: nathanabookire@gmail.com   
      
   Is he God or just retarded?   
   In early November 2016 Counterpunch published another mendacious and unsourced   
   hit piece from N. Wahid Azal, entitled “Sufism in the service of Empire: The   
   Case of the Maryamiyyah”, in which he alleged without evidence of any kind   
   that Alexander    
   Dugin is in league with the Maryamiyya Order, and that the Maryamiyya murdered   
   Rene Guenon. Now if Wahid had simply stuck to Alexander Dugin, he could have   
   told any lie he wished and gotten away with it, as our pretend-Left has not   
   the slightest shred of    
   intellectual integrity. The “fearless voice of the American Left” is   
   afraid of lawyers however, so his highly actionable accusations against the   
   Maryamiyya were a bridge too far, and then (in true form) Wahid started an   
   extremely nasty fight with his    
   only source, Mark Kolsow, who sent counterpunch an email and the article was   
   taken down.   
      
   N. Wahid Azal sure named a lot of names, but facts are nowhere to be found. In   
   order to respond to Azal’s lies I have scoured all the main archives of   
   Dugin’s writings looking for an essay or article about Frithjof Schuon. He   
   is mentioned in passing    
   a few times, but I have been unable to find anything that actually addresses   
   his work directly. By contrast Dugin has literally written volumes about Rene   
   Guenon , Julius Evola, Henry Corbin, and Radical Traditionalism. This clear   
   lack of interest is    
   hardly surprising given the vast distance between Schuon and the Russian   
   School of Radical Traditionalism, and between the Maryamiyya and Alexander   
   Dugin’s Old believer Orthodox Christian faith. Furthermore, Alexander Dugin   
   has denounced western “   
   Guenonistry ” in the most scathing terms, and it is obvious that the term   
   encompasses the followers of Schuon. (For the rest of Azal’s banal lies see   
   appendix 1)   
      
   “Frankly, I hate traditionalists—no matter whether they are of domestic or   
   Western origin. They are rabble. Good people do real work or wage wars, even   
   if they have little chance of success. All over the world.”   
      
   -Alexander Dugin   
      
   “Guenonistry – its authors, repeating Guenon, treat him as a guru, engage   
   in repetition of involved Guenonist discourse (without mastering his language)   
   with very small deviations and considering this activity as a kind of   
   intellectual hobby. Someone    
   like collecting stamps, some like sadomasochism, and some who consistently   
   explores the crisis of the modern world, examining the signs of the times: it   
   is a kind of niche for a certain type of European characters who see it as a   
   discourse Guenon.”   
      
   -Alexander Dugin   
      
   While a seemingly innocuous crank to most observers not informed of his   
   fifteen year record of death threats and harassment, a demented post-modern   
   abomination like N. Wahid Azal is hardly in any position to attack the   
   Maryamiyya. He accuses at length    
   the whole of “western Sufism”, but what is he but a western sufi and in   
   fact the worst possible poster child for everything that is wrong with western   
   Sufism? What kind of a satanic project is it to mix Sufism with the infected   
   vomit of Crowleyism,    
   and the most dangerous sacraments in Central American Shamanism? Who is it who   
   is selling the kind of snake oil that leaves dumb white hippies incurably   
   insane and permanently brain damaged? (Not that anyone is buying Azal’s   
   brand…)   
      
      
   A few years ago a Sufi friend of mine told me that “Nima Wahid Azal“— an   
   infamous internet troll — was now trying to pass himself off as a supporter   
   of Alexander Dugin. At the time this revelation struck me as a bit odd as   
   Wahid’s post-Islamic    
   psychedelic “Sufism” is ostensibly (at least as far as his mountains of   
   obfuscatory mumbo-jumbo, visions of nude talking Kangaroos and delusions of   
   grandeur are concerned) at the very opposite pole from Eurasianism and Fourth   
   Political Theory. His    
   unlikely attraction to Dugin followed by his betrayal (and outright snitching   
   on Traditionalists in Academia) may actually have something to do with N.   
   Wahid Azal‘s thwarted lifelong ambition to become a famous New Age crackpot.   
      
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   Now, contextualized by his psychiatrists under the rubric of a “Paranoid   
   Schizophrenic” with “Delusions of Godhood” rather than, technically   
   speaking, “the Self-Disclosed Theophany of Beautific Magnificence and   
   Majestic Scintillance”; the    
   origins of N. Wahid Azal are to be found during the early twenty first century   
   within his trolling and cyberstalking of the Baha’i that occurred in   
   talk.religion.bahai Usenet group. During that period, and while in exile after   
   being expelled from    
   nearly every forum and email list to which he had ever subscribed; N. Wahid   
   Azal proclaimed himself to be the universal messiah and penultimate divine   
   messenger (or ‘manifestation of God’ in Baha’i technical language) come   
   to establish a new global    
   religious order that is to eventually succeed and supplant all religions and   
   belief systems throughout the world. In time Azal has pioneered a new form of   
   mind control cult made up only of himself.   
      
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   Be that as it may, the really sick and repulsive details of N. Wahid Azal’s   
   one-man mind control cult [1] are better left for another day, only to say   
   that –- and as regularly outlined in many Iranian webpages — he has   
   literally spent almost his    
   entire adult life cyberstalking the poor Baha’i. But let us turn here to the   
   checkered history of the Fatimaya Sufi Order itself, of which N. Wahid Azal is   
   the founder, leader, and sole known member:   
      
   The Fatimiya Sufi Order   
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   Nima Wahid Azal (born 1971 in Iran) was originally Nima Sadra Hazini, (AKA   
   over a hundred other aliases), he has had at least twenty websites devoted to   
   himself, he has founded (and is the sole known member of) at least three   
   religions, has declared    
   himself the reincarnation of more prophets than I can keep track of [2], he is   
   reported to have announced himself to be God on multiple occasions [3], and is   
   alleged by the entire Iranian online community to be batshit crazy [4]. He has   
   been writing    
   regularly about Alexander Dugin as some kind of “analyst” for the sad   
   leftarded rag that was once Counterpunch. [5]   
      
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