Qadiriya — Qadiriyya Religion religions abrahamiques : judaïsme · christianisme · islam … Wikipédia en Français
Qadiriya — The most important Muslim religious brotherhood (tariqa) in much of Niger, including the Tuareg. It was established by Abdelkader al Jilani (1077 1166) in Baghdad and disseminated to Morocco in the 1450s. The brotherhood was popular in Zinder … Historical dictionary of the berbers (Imazighen)
Islam in Afghanistan — Approximately 99 percent of Afghans are Muslims, and out of them, eighty percent are Sunni of the Hanafi School; the rest are Shi a, the majority of whom are Twelver along with smaller numbers of Ismailis. There is also a strong influence of… … Wikipedia
Qadiri — Die Qadiriyya (arabisch قادرية, DMG Qādirīya) ist einer der ältesten islamischen mystischen Sufi Orden (Tariqa) und geht zurück auf den persischen Mystiker Abd al Qadir al Dschilani (1088 1166). Der Orden ist einer der weitestverbreiteten in… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Tariqah — ( ar. طريقه ArTranslit|Ṭarīqah; pl.: طرق; Ṭuruq or Persian: Tarighat, Turkish: Tarikat) means way , path or method. A tariqa is an Islamic religious order; in Sufism, it is conceptually related to Haqīqah, truth, the ineffable ideal that is the… … Wikipedia
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Islam in Somalia — Nearly all Somalis are Sunni Muslims. Practicing Islam reinforces distinctions that further set Somalis apart from their immediate African neighbors, many of whom are either Christians (particularly the Amhara and others of Ethiopia) or adherents … Wikipedia
Islam in Côte d'Ivoire — According to the CIA factbook, Muslims make up about 35 40% of the population of Côte d Ivoire.In Côte d Ivoire, only the devout Muslims pray, fast, and give alms as required by tenets of Islam, and only the wealthy perform the hajj being made… … Wikipedia
Ahmad al-Tijani — Mawlana Ahmed ibn Mohammed Tijani al Hassani al Maghribi (1737 1815), in Arabic سيدي أحمد التجاني (Sidi Ahmed Tijani) is the founder of the Ahmediya Mohammediya Ibrahimiya Hanifiya Tijaniya Sūfī order at the daylight order of his grandfather the… … Wikipedia
