Its purpose was to promote the teachings of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi among the "scholarly, educated and freethinking classes..." through the practice of the Shadhili and Malamati Sufi paths. The only time this society is mentioned is in a letter written by Aguéli in September 1911 to an unknown address in Cairo announcing its founding, not much more is known.
This organization aimed to spread the teachings of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi among "learned, educated, and independent-minded" individuals through the practice of the Shadhili and Malamati Sufi paths.