Foundational principles:

Nayat Khan set forth ten principles that formed the foundational principles of his Universal Sufism:

There is one God; the Eternal, the Only Being; None exists save He.

There is one master; the guiding spirit of all souls that constantly leads all followers toward the light.

There is one holy book; the sacred manuscript of nature, the only Scripture that can enlighten the reader.

There is one religion; unswerving progress in the right direction toward the Ideal, which fulfills every soul's life purpose.

There is one law; the law of reciprocity, which can be observed by a selfless conscience, together with a sense of awakened justice.

There is one brotherhood; the human brotherhood which unites the children of earth indiscriminately in the fatherhood of God. This was later adapted by followers to; "There is one Family, the Human Family, which unites the Children of Earth indiscriminately in the Parenthood of God."

There is one moral; the love which springs forth from self-denial and blooms in deeds of beneficence. ... (later alternative; "which springs forth from a willing heart, surrendered in service to God and Humanity, and which blooms in deeds of beneficence").

There is one object of praise; the beauty which uplifts the heart of its worshipper through all aspects from the seen to the unseen.

There is one truth; true knowledge of our being, within and without, which is the essence of Wisdom.

There is one path; annihilation of the false ego in the real (later alternative; "the effacement of the limited self in the Unlimited"), which raises the mortal to immortality, in which resides all perfection.

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