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- proper noun A
fundamentalist Sufi order .
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Examples
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The major orders, such as the Qadiriyya, Rifaiyya, and Suhrawardiyya, grew beyond their local origins and became regional, establishing chapters whose members were all considered disciples of a common spiritual ancestor.
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Several historians write that Islam in Timbuktu is highly influenced by Sufism, in particular the at-Tijaniyya and al-Qadiriyya branches.
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Several historians write that Islam in Timbuktu is highly influenced by Sufism, in particular the at-Tijaniyya and al-Qadiriyya branches.
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A positive outcome of this clash is the unity between the Qadiriyya and Tijaniyya brotherhoods.
Kakiblog.com 2008
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Another aspect of this Sufi and anti-Sufi clash is its effects on the Sufi brotherhoods; one which clearly stands out is the increased cooperation between the Qadiriyya and Tijaniyya in Northern Nigeria.
Kakiblog.com 2008
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The most popular Sufi brotherhoods in West Africa are the Tijaniyya, Muridiyya and Qadiriyya.
Kakiblog.com 2008
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