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A piece of history
The Tidjania Tariqa
Our journey into history begins here, in Fez, one of the oldest cities in Morocco. Nestled in the heart of the kingdom, this imperial city is a treasure trove of history and spirituality. Through its winding alleys and lively squares, you will discover centuries of tradition, culture, and faith.
Sidi Ahmad Tidjani
Sidi Ahmed Tijani, born in 1735 in Aïn Madhi, Algeria, was more than a Moroccan scholar and Sufi. He was the visionary behind the Tijaniyya Sufi order, a prominent figure whose influence extends beyond his time and birthplace. His spiritual legacy, deeply rooted in Islam in North Africa, has withstood the test of time.
The Sufi master Tijani charted a unique mystical path, placing divine love at the core of his doctrine. His teachings emphasized deep meditation and the inner quest for knowledge, enlightening the minds of many disciples. His life was entirely dedicated to spreading these precepts, captivating the attention of devoted and curious followers.
The Tijaniyya, the order he founded, stood out for its moderate approach and acceptance of religious diversity. The spiritual journey according to Tijani revolves around the diligent recitation of divine remembrance (dhikr) and the constant pursuit of inner illumination.
The tomb of Sidi Ahmed Tijani, located in Fez, Morocco, remains a pilgrimage sanctuary and a place of contemplation for Tijaniyya followers. It is where the spiritual legacy of this eminent Sufi master persists, continuing to inspire successive generations with timeless wisdom.
ZAOUYA TIJANIA
The Tijaniyya is a Sufi order founded by Ahmed Tijani in 1782 in an Algerian oasis. The doctrine of this path is based on the Quran and the Sunnah of Muhammad. In Arabic, it is called Tarîqah Tijâniyya, "the Tijani Way."
Disciples consider the founding sheikh as the only true master. However, in each country, there is a local guide considered the caliph or representative of the tariqa (the Tijani Way). The Tijaniyya is the most widespread Muslim Sufi order in Africa.
The Tijaniyya originated around 1781 when Ahmed Tijani, at the age of 46, during a spiritual retreat in Boussemghoun, Algeria, had a waking vision of Muhammad. Muhammad ordered him to abandon all his previous affiliations and become his privileged intercessor, as well as that of his disciples, with God. His order quickly spread in the region, causing concern for the authorities of the diwan in the Kingdom of Algiers. He then prepared for exile to the Kingdom of Morocco following the concerns of the dey of Algiers.
The Tariqa Tidjaniya
The Tijania Tariqa, founded by Sidi Ahmed Tijani in the 18th century, has risen as a spiritual beacon, illuminating the path for truth seekers. Rooted in Sufi tradition, this mystical path offers a journey imbued with divine love, deep meditation, and inner quest.
Under the enlightened guidance of Sidi Ahmed Tijani, the Tijania flourished, becoming a source of inspiration for many followers seeking closeness to the divine. The teaching of the Tijania embraces moderation and celebrates religious diversity, opening doors to mutual understanding.
Diligent recitation of divine remembrance (dhikr) is at the heart of the Tijani spiritual practice, offering a way to transcend material limits and access inner illumination. Devoted disciples, guided by the teachings of the Tijania, find in this path a means to deeply connect with spirituality and journey towards self-realization.
Today, the radiance of the Tijania persists, with its spiritual legacy perpetuated by the faithful. The tomb of Sidi Ahmed Tijani in Fez remains a sacred place, a convergence point where followers gather, perpetuating the spiritual flame ignited by this revered Sufi master.
Dar El Mraya
Dar El Mraya, the residence where Sidi Ahmed Tijani grew up, holds singular importance in the legacy of this Sufi master. Nestled in the alleys of Aïn Madhi in Algeria, this humble house was the cradle of the early stages of the life of the man who would become the eminent founder of the Tijaniyya Sufi order.
Every corner of Dar El Mraya resonates with echoes of the past, from the whispers of spiritual lessons imparted by Sidi Ahmed Tijani to the sighs of mystical practices that animated this space. The simplicity of this abode contrasts with the inner richness of the teachings that emanated from it.
The walls of Dar El Mraya witnessed the spiritual growth of young Tijani, imbuing each stone with the profound aspirations that would guide his life. In these modest walls, the seeds of the Tijaniyya were sown, taking root in the very soil where young Sidi Ahmed absorbed lessons of piety, love, and meditation.
Today, Dar El Mraya remains a place of memory and reflection, a sanctuary where visitors can feel the spiritual energy of this meaning-laden space. Every nook tells the story of a man who, in the simplicity of his youth, laid the foundations of a brotherhood whose influence persists through generations.
