 As the order grew, they demonstrated tolerance of seekers of God from any religion, while remaining faithful to their Ottoman Islamic roots and they organized meetings with members of other religious communities.When Nur al-Jerrahi died in 1995, Sheikha Fariha Fatima al-Jerrahi, of New York succeeded him as leader of the order.In New York City, members of the order run a bookstore called Sufi Books, where they carry a large selection of books on Sufism and religious mysticism from Pir Press, the publishing house also run by the order.