What do the majority of Muslims think of Rumi and the Sufis in general?

I've never heard of Rumi and I don't agree with creating or adhering to sects in Islam. That's discouraged in the Quran, we are told to be one community. That's my opinion on Sufism and all sects but that doesn't reflect the opinions of the majority of Muslims.

Most Muslims are either Sunni or Shia, not Sufi so they don't usually agree with the views of Sufis. I think that many Muslims think that Sufism is a little out there but it's probably due to a lack of knowledge of what it is that Sufis believe in and do exactly, they seem to differ from the majority of Muslim and from mainstream Islam. But they are not admired by the majority of Muslims (that doesn't mean that they're hated either).

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