qadiriyya

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    “Dhikr will Echo from All Corners:” Dada Masiti and the Transmission of Islamic Knowledge

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada_Masiti @embarassing @XamarCade @Pensive @Bahal @John Michael @Luna @Canuck @Prince of Hobyo @Prince of Lasanod @Prince Abubu @MadNomad @Madara x @cantspeak @SOMALI GENERAL @oday1kenobi @VixR @Vanguard @government @Burhan @Zayd...
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    Baardheere Jihad (1830's/1840's) and the subsequent Geledi wars of expansion (1846 - 1878)

    "Not all believers in Somalia subscribed to the interpretation of Islam propagated by the saints and adopted by such prominent leaders as the shaykh of Mereerey and the sultan of Geledi. The accommodation of Sufi Islam within the existing framework of Somali society produced for some Muslim...
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    "S. Al Qutbi & the pious believer's dilemma:local moral guidance in an age of global Islamic reform"

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdallah_al-Qutbi - theologian, polemicist and philosopher. "Sheikh Al-Qutbi is best known for his Al-Majmu'at al-mubaraka ("The Blessed Collection"), a five-part compilation of polemics that was published in Cairo ca. 1919-1920 (1338). In this work, he launches a...
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    Shaykh Abd Al-Rahman bin Ahmad al-Zayla'i ( early 19th century - 1882)

    " Al-Zayla'i was born in the rural village of Kedilai northwest of Mogadishu. Under the supervision of the local Ulema, he studied elementary ilm until he absorbed all they could teach him. Eventually surpassing his teachers, he decided to move to Mogadishu, where he obtained knowledge from the...
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    Shaykh Uways bin Muhammad al-Baraawe who revived Islam in Africa (AUN)

    Leader of the QADRIYAA SECT in East Africa. Introduction East African Islamic revival owes much debt to the struggles of the Qadiri leader Shaykh Uways bin Muhammad al-Baraawi. From humble origins and modest upbringing, Shaykh Uways emerged as the most eminent hero of traditional Sufi Islam...
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