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Sufism Madani

Sufism Madani

Tariqua Madaniyya is connected with the Prophetic tradition through a transmission chain over fourteen centuries. In 1909, it was established in Tunisia by Sidi Mohammad al-Madani (1888-1959) who had got a robust theological education at the Mosque-University Zaytouna (Tunisia). After three years he spent with his Shaikh, Sidi Alaoui in Algeria, he returned to Tunisia and dedicated himself to his Tariqua’s followers for nearly 50 years. He left about fifteen works (books and notes) dealing with most of the religious sciences, the Moslem spirituality and the authentic Sufism. Since 1959, the Tariqua Madaniyya continues under the guidance of his successor, Sidi Mohammed al-Mounaouar al-Madani, who devoted his life to spreading the pure Sufism around the world. Due to its valuable teachings, to his infinite love for the Prophet (may the peace be upon him), to its robust knowledge of the Sharia, the Tariqua continues to shine in several countries of the world today.

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About us

Thursday 24 June 2010
1- Our way is to gather once a week at least to study theology, practice dhikr (invocation), and go on in our love of Allah and His Messenger, sallā Allahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. Our references go from Al-Junayd’s pieces, to al-Ghazalī’s, Ibn ‘Arabī’s, Ibn al-Fāridh’s, Abū Madyan al-Ghawth’s, al-‘Alaoui’s (...)
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The tariqa Madaniya

Sunday 11 October 2009
Madaniya Tariqa is connected to the prophetic tradition through a net of transmissions of fourteen centuries, going through Junaid (from Bagdad school), Ibn Masarra and the school of Almeira (Spain), Abu Madyan (Spain/Morocco), Ibn Mashish and Abu al-Hasan al-Shâdhili (who received this name in (...)
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Prophet’s beseeching

Monday 28 September 2009 par Madani
Today’s invocation shows --- with no doubt --- the need to blend into the heart of the Prophet (salla Allah ’alayhi wa sallam) to relive the sweet moments he has experienced in beseeching his Lord. We implore what he had himself prayed. That’s the door close of Knowledge and Uniqueness. Aisha --- (...)
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al-Wird

Translation by sidi Sofiene Aousji
Tuesday 14 July 2009
In classical arabic the term "wird" means the arrival at water to quench one’s thirst.It means also the watering place and the quantity of water quenching the passersby.By semantic extension,this term means the portion of the coran ( or other invocations )that one’s may intend from the duty of (...)
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Letter of Abul al-Junayd to Yahya ibn Muadh of Rayy

Sunday 5 July 2009
May you not be absent from Him who sees you by the barrier of yourself, and may that barrier not prevent Him from seeing you! May you not change when Allah translates you from your present state, and may your state remain essentially constant when Allah translates you form your (...)
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