Shadhiliyya - The North African Sufi Order

[@LetsTalkReligion]

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[@hadtrio6629]

You gonna do the tijani next?

[@disappointmentone2733]

Could you talk about Buddhism and its Monastic orders in The feature

[@LetsTalkReligion]

@@disappointmentone2733 Yes

[@LetsTalkReligion]

@@hadtrio6629 Already have a whole documentary centered on the Tijaniyya. It's on the channel.

[@hadtrio6629]

@@LetsTalkReligion k

[@mariaaaa1128]

I'm so happy you covered north African sufism. Moroccan subscriber here!

[@LetsTalkReligion]

It has been neglected by scholarship, especially in comparison to Persian Sufism, which is one of the reasons I like to highlight it in particular.

[@imzvevo_9425]

Also Big Thanks From Me! Son of Tunisia 🇹🇳

[@taha258]

@@LetsTalkReligion I believe the east is more media-oriented in this regard

[@goldentome7653]

I really wanna meet sufi scholars or friends I'm from 🇦🇪

[@TossMesh]

​@@LetsTalkReligiontrue. In school I only learned of Asian Sufism

[@radidhan]

I am North African (Arab Mother and Amazigh Father) and I would like to send you our best :) for your great academic work and informative content. Keep it up man you're doing great

[@abdelhakwinston6200]

i tought my father was arab but after asking grandpa his tribe ended up being amazigh

[@LetsTalkReligion]

Thank you!

[@Raantas]

Yeah he's doing extraordinary work out here! His videos are so academic and I love his dedication and honesty in his work. Much love

[@ayoubzahiri1918]

@@abdelhakwinston6200 90% or + of north africans are amazigh, the arabs were a minority when they came with muslim expansion, the illusion that arabs are half or + here is because of the colinizers propaganda to create conflicts within the colonies, (divide to conquer strategy) so they can easily take control of morocco, and algeria

[@osamintv6135]

Speaking Arabic doesn't make you an Arab. Your parents are both amazigh, your dad was just arabized.

[@noahdanielg]

Very nice to have a video on this. Intresting that the Muslims who have influenced me the most - René Guénon, Ivan Aguéli and Martin Lings have all been of the Shadhili Order! Finally you're talking about the Traditionalist School!

[@merlinx8703]

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[@hacenekerkache3178]

Martin lings was of the Alawi order which is a continuation of shadiliya-darqawiya

[@yusufgabier9840]

Al'hamdulillah, we are also Shadhili+ Darqawi 'Habibi from sttreams of the Maghreb meeting with those from the Yemen in the madeenatul aq'sa at the Southern-most Cape of Africa. ma'a salaama

[@zharon7825]

Shadhliya is rooted deeply in our collective consciousness as people of the Maghreb region. I was born in Tripoli and I have taken these traditions with me to America.

[@abrecfajardo3378]

Really? It's interesting

[@zharon7825]

@@abrecfajardo3378 shadhiliyya has branched out and spread from Morocco to Egypt

[@abrecfajardo3378]

@@zharon7825 I'm from Moroccan background and I'm interested about these topics. Even early masters of Shadhkiya introduced many Imam Al Ghazali's works into Al Maghreb

[@zharon7825]

@@abrecfajardo3378 In my hometown, Tripoli, Bin Issa order, Gilani, and Abdul Salam (local) orders are widespread. We have everything in common, my friend.

[@OrtegaSeason]

What kind of traditions have you taken to America from this order?

[@Hoceimalove]

The personality and thought of Sheikh Alawi is more than worth a complete episode

[@noahdanielg]

Hey Alaeddine, leuk je hier te zien! - Noah

[@LevelsToThisShift]

From a Moroccan woman raised in the west and finding myself called back to the spirituality of Maghreb, i thank you deeply for this information

[@sit5imaryamjameelahal-faisal]

Are you in USA and Muslim

[@Yanzdorloph]

I was waiting for video about Moroccan suffism as its known for its suffi orders and numerous Saints, wasn't disappointed

[@gelasson]

It would be great to see a video about Islam in Caucasus from you! It is a very interesting topic to which Sufism (although generally superficially understood) is the most important element.

[@Kkinder-zy4ui]

I would also be very interested in this. If you know any reading or videos about this please share them.

[@osamaj]

Yes! I second that. The role of Islam in general and Sufism more specifically, for Circassians (people of the Caucasus) is an interesting one, both sad & liberating.

[@goodwifelucy5602]

I, also would like this please 😁

[@romyma]

Hello, fellow north african here! I would like to thank you for your amazing educational content on sufism and hope to see more on our tariqas!! I myself descend from practicioners of rahmaniyya :) ♥️ keep up the great work

[@ahmedbilal3577]

Ideas for future videos Sunni sufis: Qadriri order, Tijani order, Chishti order, Mevlevi order, Sanusi order, Ba'Alawi tariqa, Rifaʽi order, Khalwati order, Badawiyya order, and Uwaisī order. Shia concepts: Irfan(twelver), Noorbakshia, Safavid order, Alevis/bektashi, Shabaks, Yarsanism, Shaykhism, agha khanis, Akhabaris, usailis, and zaidis. General ideas: ashari and maturdi.

[@alsuwailem999]

كلهم على ظلال

[@obscuredictionary3263]

I would like a Alevism and Yarsanism videos but the problem with covering these religious groups is how diverse they are.

[@basharatali9946]

All Sufis are Sunnis even those so called Shia sufi orders had Sunni founders

[@ahmedbilal3577]

@@basharatali9946 that’s true. Inshallah no difference between Shia and Sunnis. We just want one ummah regardless of difference. But my Freind Shia also have there own form mysticism similar to Sufism it’s called irfan. In reality Sunni and Shia mysticism is intertwined one gets inspiration from the other. But they are United in there love of ahulbayat.

[@basharatali9946]

@@ahmedbilal3577 Shias are misguided faction thats is belief of sufis

[@lamabey8721]

For me this is one greatest presentation you ever put forth! Amazing!! To share with you, there is a history in the Ancient Magherb that is known as the " Marabouts" the Holy Warriors"- this spiritual network existed prior to Islam and still alive and well though most have merged with this Sufi order.

[@MrMikkyn]

I love the Moroccan, Palestinian, Maghreb and North African representation on the comments section of this video. There is so much diversity and specific groups of people who practice this Islamic tradition in the Shadhili Tariqa. Great to see all the lovely comments, and thanks for spreading awareness of Shadhili order group in the video and through the comments.

[@YaakovEzraAmiChi]

"Palestine" isn't Maghreb... Israel/ Palestine is in the area known as the Levant. A beautiful piece of land that contains other beautiful countries such as Lebanon, Syria and (maybe?) Jordan.

[@bigcheese2128]

@@YaakovEzraAmiChiPalestine is the historical name of the region

[@DawahTrucker2024]

Excellent information, well researched, well done. I'm glad you're informing the uninformed and educating the uneducated.

[@shayooooo]

Shukran wa jazakallah for this. I have been following your podcasts for the longest while now (2021), and now being a MA student studying manuscript cultures at the University of Hamburg, most of what you've been putting out has really helped give me leverage in my studies. I appreciate you and the work you do.

[@shrishtymanchanda6357]

Namaste! from India I love Sufism💚 Recently,I presented a research paper on Sufism. I love exploring it more and more. I feel ecstatic to watch your video. Thanks Man! Blessings from India 😊

[@khadijadine6312]

I just discovered you're channel today and I'm so glad I did, it's precisely the kind of content that interests me Thank you so much for your efforts and more specifically for this vedio ❤️

[@khaledalamin2946]

Awesome video, Shadiliyya is also wide spread in the Sudan. Would love to see a video exploring the Tijanya Tariqa and other African Sufist traditions. Thank you for your work

[@drwho9055]

I am Kosovar Rufai I want to Express my deepest gratitude for this beautiful words for Sufizam and for Shadhilya tarika. My Allah bless you.

[@A_D1996]

I am also a kosovar rufai by family but never practiced it. I am now a student of Islamic theology in Germany and i am learning the whole science of islam, and i am still overwhelmed today by how much different groups exist in islam, with variations in the muslim creed. I never knew that and i am really impressed.

[@mounaallaoua188]

Speaking about Sheikh allawi his teaching and influence is very present in today’s Sufis community here in Algeria where the biggest suffi gatherings happen , thank you for the good work

[@naif1989]

Salam Mouna, may I know who are the living representatives of Shaykh Alawi in Algeria? I've met a few shuyukh in Morocco who are disciples of disciples of Shaykh Alawi but I would love to meet the shuyukh in Algeria itself.

[@mounaallaoua188]

@@naif1989 you could start from the city of Moustghanem in the zaouiya of Shaykh allawi

[@soulsmouls]

​@@mounaallaoua188lol no sharia no deen half naked women everywhere corrupt and secular politicians But dancing like fools has Priority i guess😂 clowns

[@linoplat]

I'm binge watching your videos on sufism currently, and i'm loving your way of describing this rich history. I'm part of the tariqa 'alawiya, and nowadays it also has a very big presence in france and European countries due to colonial and migration history. Big thank you for these educational videos, i wish you a very nice day ✨

[@amelkhadidja]

Your videos are absolute gems and a pure delight

[@Wafa-le6ow]

GREETINGS from Algeria ,enjoying your content.

[@singingdaylily1]

Thank you for this informative video! One very worthy mention that is essential to story of Shaduliyah sufism in the west Shayk Muhammad Said (Sidi ) Al Jamal. (RA) Head of the higher sufi council in Jerusalem of the AL Aqsa mosque. THANKS AGAIN!

[@AllahHuAkbar-r8r]

This is the most Important Sufi Order video to me you made till now

[@TupacMakaveli1996]

"He was a teacher but didn't really produced anything written material for us to study". Abul Hasan Shadili said, "My books are my disciples". In fact his disciples did wrote amazing books and thus fulfilling his prophecy.

[@hadriananton9762]

Great and extremely interesting work as always Filip! I’d love to see an unbiased and accurate video on perennialism soon. It’s pretty hard finding good scholarly information on the subject here on KZbin and the internet in general.

[@aidaaida7835]

I wish you could present us lectures on historical Maghrebian Sufi women.

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

Lella Fatma from Kabylia was a great woman

[@drcoco2k]

¡great video! I like the shout-out you gave Shaykh Nooruddeen. I knew him; he was very charismatic and compassionate.

[@TimesNewCanaanite]

I'm Palestinian and come from a *long* line of Shaadhilyya Suffis on my mother's side from Deir El Qasi/Akka.

[@lucky-ni3gk]

Ma Sha Allah, May Allah Azawajal free your people, our people, from the suffering at the hands of the tyrants, and may he bless your family with Tasawuf for all your generations till the day of Qiyamat, ameen 💚

[@TimesNewCanaanite]

@@lucky-ni3gk May Allah bless you and all your loved ones my friend, and record your name in the roll of Jannatul Firdaos. 🤲🏽💙

[@asma-mushtaq]

Ameen to the duas

[@malikialgeriankabyleswag4200]

I'm Algerian and I love you more than my own skin may Allah help Falasteen and every Algerian 45 Million are prepared to sacrifice for you my brother I love you and may Allah bless you and your family. The dignity of your people is heavier than a mountain and your Honor is higher than the clouds.

[@TimesNewCanaanite]

@@asma-mushtaq may Allah bless you too, sister

[@kun952]

I was so glad if you talked about Mouride, one of the most influential Sufi orders in West Africa

[@MrEHD-fj1bz]

I live in Algeria, we have a story/joke been told by old people here: in old times, an old Sofi shaikh start to get lazy and couldn't wake up every morning for early prayer, when later quesented by his pupils why he's not attending morning "Fajr" prayer and "Imam" them in the "Salat", to evade criticism and embarrassment he told them: " I woke up early morning and pray to God to shape me alike dove so I can fly to "Maka", I pray there and come back before you younglings woke up".

[@hxyzazolchak]

Lol that reminds me of a sheykh back in my country who gave me my name btw. There is this same story about him as well but I don't know if it's true.

[@youceftobi8336]

Hhhhh I've never heard that one where in Algeria?

[@ssahnoun30]

In Tunisia🇹🇳 we have a very popular hadra song about Shadali. I never understood the song but now i realise he was a very important figure. Thanks.

[@cesaid351]

I am Tunisian Catholic. But I am grateful that you covered this. Sufism is a very important part of my national culture despite my own non-Islamic beliefs.

[@observeurr]

@@jotascript03 few thousands, not that much but they are well treated,

[@simosan4451]

Where in the Bible Jesus says pray for me ,? Or says am greater than the Father ?? Why in many verses we see him praying to the Father ???? Abi Abi lima chabaktani

[@sudonym5356]

@@simosan4451 Nobody is praying for Jesus...also nobody says Jesus is greater than The Father; what in the entire hell are you talking about?? 😐

[@simosan4451]

@@sudonym5356 If you don't pray to Jesus you are not a christian

[@sudonym5356]

@@simosan4451 First of...you wrote "pray for Jesus" not "pray to Jesus". Second, Christians pray to God the Father, and ask what they ask "in the name of Jesus" 😐

[@FaisalKhan-jg6kg]

Thanks so much , you connected many dots between elements that I knew but was not aware of their connection 🙏

[@heruka369]

I truly enjoy your content and I want to also praise you for one thing. Thank you for not using constant jump cuts like a LOT of channels do. I can't even stand watching them due to the jumping of the screen due to cuts and splicing. Thank you for all the work you do.

[@mhdbr]

Thanks!

[@ilyassebadr3613]

Super interesting, I love the imagery of Morocco and Maghreb. I would enjoy a more in depth relationship between amazigh culture and Islam if possible? Cheers IB

[@kawtarijaouane8851]

Appreciation from the kingdom of Morocco ♥️

[@HasanandHussain-v6k]

You are not appreciating them of you do not follow them(shar'ia) yourself.

[@Alejandro-te2nt]

​@@HasanandHussain-v6klovers come in many forms.

[@safamumtaz]

Can we all agree that this channel's comment section is the best?

[@chadamaghraoui435]

as someone who work on mysticism and always being in one must sufi cities in Morocco , your presentation is a just magnificient

[@stapea8896]

Love from Morocco, my ancestor Moulay abdesslam ibn Machich was a student of Abu Madyan and the teacher of imam shadhili ❤️❤️❤️

[@AB-gw6uf]

Could you please recommend an overview and thorough introduction to Sufism from an academic point of view? Exploring the origins, the different schools, some doctrines, the paths etc. Love your work and everything it has introduced me to :)

[@aarnoth]

Thank you for this video. I wanted to add that Abul Hassan Shadhili wrote other works that can all be found on the School of the Shadhdhuliyya Orisons by Shaykh Noorudden Durkee: hizb al bahr (sea), hizb al barr (land), hizb al fath (lights), hizb an nasr (victory), hizb al ayat (signs), hizb al ash shayk, hizb al lutf (latif)

[@ammanite]

I have a few clarifications: 1- I would argue that the Shadhilli order is not only the largest order in North Africa, but in all of the Arab world. While there are certainly other orders in the Levant, based on my personal experience of engaging with these orders, I believe the Shadhilis are the most numerous by a fair margin, followed by Rifais and Qadiris. In the Gulf and Yemen, the Ba Alawi order is the largest, followed by Shadhilis and Rifais, while in Iraq Rifais and Qadiris are the most numerous. Nevertheless, between North Africa, Egypt, and the Levant, I believe that the Shadhili order is the largest. 2- While it's true that the Shadhili order is "sober" compared to the ones you mentioned + the Chishtis, the Naqshbandis, Ba Alawis, and some Qadiri orders are far more "sober" since they don't do the Hadhra dancing dhikr--which is not considered a "sober" practice by those paths or most non-Sufi Muslims. The Alawi-Shadhili orders, and some others, also have ritual seclusion (khalwa) practices that some orders would not consider "sober." Finally, Shadhili himself called his path a path of gratitude (shukr) rather than a path of patience (sabr) in that there is more focus on "seeing Allah in everything, before everything, with everything, after everything, at all times" and being joyful and grateful in that realization and remembrance than on asceticism, which is/was a big part of other paths and is a hallmark of more "sober" paths. I think the Shadhilis strike a good balance. Also, the other measure of "sobriety," is in publicly showing one's intoxication/ ecstatic union with God, Shadhilis generally advised and taught to hide it and be "normal" in society, externally, while being in that state internally. Some other tariqas are find with their dervishes being internally and externally in such states and don't teach them how to properly integrate the two states. 3- I think it mainly spread in the West because of the figures you mentioned, which made it more accessible. A further figure I would also mention is Al-Alawi's contemporary, Muhammad Ibn Al-Habib Al-Buzaidi, and the orders that spread from his followers like the controversial Murabitun (followers of Ian Dallas / Abdul Qadir Al-Sufi), the Bewleys / Habibiya, and contemporary author, Michael Sugich--whose most recent 2 books have been popular. 4- Other than his Hizb Al-Bahr litany, there are several other litanies that he wrote and which some Shadhili paths still read today like his Hizb Al-Kabeer, Hizb An-Nur, and Hizb An-Nasr. Ibn Ata'illah mentions these and many of Al-Shadhilis words of wisdom and guidance in his biography of Al-Shadhili and his other works. The Shadhili Order litany book that Sh. Nuh Keller prepared and translated has these and other main litanies in it, as well, and should be accessible. 5- One of the hadhras you showed had people swinging side to side, that's not a Shadhili hadra. It's most likely a Rifai one. Shadhili Hadras are usually a bit more controlled than those of the Rifais and tend to be either up and down or back and forth bending.

[@ruxanajewoon517]

Thx for elaborating

[@abbdu_nasri]

thank you for taking the time to share this! Baraka Allahou fik

[@andra1110]

Recomend the book The sea without shore. It describes in detail the method of Shadiliya to attain divine presence

[@amjadirfan2622]

Incredible. Happy to come across this channel.

[@malekaltayari3936]

As a Tunisian North African so glad that you give A glimpse into the history of our region . Thanks 🌹

[@soulsmouls]

Sufism is not islam

[@moby786]

I never ever thought I’d see a westerner ever talking about the Shadhillya such eloquently! Wow! Allah hu Akbar

[@shahmirkhan803]

Thanks for the video! However, you should also refer to "The School of Shadhdhuliyyah Volume I and II written and compiled by Shaykh Abdullah Noorudeen Durkee. It details minute characteristics of the path and much more.

[@debuonline]

Beautifully explained, thank you for your continuously wonderful work, Allah bless you.

[@cam6598]

lovely video I love learning abt our tariqas

[@momo-du3sg]

asalam wa alikum from south africa . wow masha allah good video. thank you brother

[@sirenphoenixrising]

I am a Disciple of the Osmanli Naqshbandi Sufi Order. (Ottoman) Alhamdulillah.

[@MrChi31]

Asalamu Aleikum sister. I never knew there were women in the naqshbandi order. How has the journey been in your experience?

[@MB-tb6jy]

@@MrChi31 Women are generally not prohibited from engaging in Tassawwuf

[@abrecfajardo3378]

@@MrChi31 there have been female Sufi Master, 'Aisha al Bautiniya, Rabi'a Al Basri, Fatma al Qurtubi, etc.

[@34SlaveofAllah]

@@MrChi31 there are many hidden women saints and mystic and masters of tawasuf

[@sirenphoenixrising]

@@MrChi31 Salaam alaykum. I converted to Islam in 2011 and was guided to the Naqshbandi Hakkani Sufi Order.....Shaykh Nazim Adil al Hakkani is its Grand Shaykh and it us the true and beautiful Islamic Spiritual Path. Its Islam ☪️ 100% with the esoteric knowledge that has been purposely left out due to the infiltration of Wahabism. The Osmanli Naqshbandi have channels on youtube as well as websites. I also listen to Shakyh Nurjan of the Muhammad's Way sufi Realities....another popular KZbin channel. Without a doubt I know Allah is real and the Sufi chanting which is our spiritual medicine in these timings truly do bring immense blessings and you can actually feel your heart begin to wake up and become clean. It's the teachings of battling the ego and lower mind and its not easy to do that but the Shaykh aka Guru always reminds us to take it slowly and change comes with time so we must be patient. Allahu Alam. Salaam alaykum. Allah Bless us all during this holy month. Ameen.

[@mancunio97]

Fantastic video Filip, love the mention of the figures of the Perennial school who seem to be so popular amongst some of your viewers (including me). Would you ever consider making a video on aṭ-Ṭarīqat al-Murīdiyyah or the Mouride Brotherhood from Senegal/The Gambia? I think their history and practices are so fascinating and beautiful. Thanks again.

[@paulsbdul1757]

Fascinating. I met Shadhili fuqara in the Netherlands in Utrecht and in Germany in Frankfurt. Sheikh Khaled Bentounes is well known in France. Sheikh Muhammad al Yaqubi from Syria also. In China you can find Shadhili, Indonesia, Java, Malaysia.The Commor Islands too. Thank you for your inspiring video. Have you read the book The Meaning of Man by Sidi'Ali al-Jamal of Fez? 🙏🤗

[@maleksmida2464]

nice work ! as always

[@ShareefusMaximus]

I know a few Shadhulis that don't know this much about their order. Thank you for this contribution.

[@kinetickame1203]

Very informative and concise . Very happy to watch your videos

[@samisiddiqi5411]

René Guénon is a must read for everyone.

[@PeaceChanel]

Thank You for All that you are doing for our Planet Earth.... Peace.. Shalom.. Salam.. Namaste 🙏🏻 😊 ✌ ☮ ❤

[@AdamMiceli]

Extremely well-made video! Thank you ❤

[@noirfilmhouse]

Loved this video. Thank you for posting it!

[@maoist2010]

There in Shazliya (Al-Sama`a) During the common remembrances, especially in the largest Shadhili curriculum, which is the Darqawi method, from which most of the Shadhili methods branched off, and among the most important of them are Sheikh Al-Alawi Al-Jaza’iri and Sheikh Muhammad Al-Hashemi, Sheikh of Shazlyah Al-Sham. From the Hashemite way, the Shaghouri method appeared, and it is from the method of Al-Ishraq Al-Suhrawardi

[@MrChi31]

I’m absolutely in love with the Shadhiliyya

[@sirenphoenixrising]

MashaAllah brother.

[@TimesNewCanaanite]

Bro the word Michael in Arabic would be ميكائيل ; )

[@MrChi31]

@@TimesNewCanaanite my name isn’t Michael. It’s Misael (Spanish) Mishael (Hebrew original)

[@MrChi31]

@@TimesNewCanaanite I translated it the way I found it in the Arabic version of the Bible, bro.

[@abrecfajardo3378]

@@MrChi31 Miguel in Spanish, Misael is other name

[@dominicmoreno4662]

Yo you are a great historian with a commendable record

[@astrogypsy]

Nicely done, as always.

[@Cinnamongirl3333]

Thank you sm king! Thanks to you I both Understand passed my Sufism presentation💪

[@briansmith9439]

The Royal House of al-Saadi, the dynasty ruling Morocco prior to the current one, was closely intertwined with al-Jazuli and, in fact, were probably related. It was through the Shadhiliyya/Jazuliyya that their earliest Hasani sheiks (as they were known at the time) gained power and prestige. The Sufi orders of Morocco are fascinating and, in fact, warranted their own appendix in my recently published work "Footprints in the Sand: History of the Maghreb from the 7th to 17th centuries" (Lulu Publishing; 2023). The Hasani distanced themselves from the order proper as their political power grew yet relied on the order through most of their rule in the 16th & 17th centuries.

[@olegkirovskii2720]

Who starts speaking at 15:18? Sounds like a voice from another person

[@LetsTalkReligion]

That's me a few days later, with a slight cold and more bass.

[@kurtwhiteley481]

I've always been curious on how Sufi orders, especially in places like Turkey and Syria with higher Christian populations, interacted with the Christians, and what the Christians thought of Sufi practices. does anyone know about this?

[@angelascharmedlife]

Thank you so much for your content.

[@aftabakram6240]

Allah has given you magnificent intellect my brother. It is Time to enter the truth brother . Islam is the truth .

[@romeo809]

MashaAllah beautiful documentary.

[@khalidalnaama2278]

Thanks for this rich information about the Shathlyeah

[@AbrarKhan-xw4bo]

Thank you for your efforts

[@hermezztriplecool]

Back when I was a little child, I thought those guys chanting in this shrine were weirdos. Thanks from North Africa,

[@seyedmeghdadtabatabai750]

Thank you for this amazing video. It's a shame that all this beauty and diversity of Islamic thought is technically erased from the world's knowledge by extremist Muslims and the mainstream media. But keep up the good work. Thanks 🙏

[@abdulazeemms7256]

Assalamu Alaikum Brothers, I am from South Indian state of TamilNadu, We are avid followers Shadhiliya Tariqha, We follow a branch, Fassiyathush Shadhiliya We have this in structured manner with Shayukh and Baiyyath.

[@mohammedsarjoon1926]

I'm from sri lanka, I'm following qadiri order but in my country shazuliya/ Shadhiliya order following by so many Muslims

[@staroneoone]

I would be grateful if you could do one or two videos on any orders from the Horn of Africa. I live in Minneapolis and we have many Muslims from the Horn of Africa who know little about their traditional ways.

[@ashahid765]

Hello, would you also be able to cover the ba'alawi tariqa in Yemen?

[@dblair1258]

Very informative presentation. Thanks. :)

[@Maryamk121]

Wonderful video, thank you.

[@doutoralexandremansurreal5002]

I love your videos your content is so rich

[@danielbowman7226]

Can we get an episode on ZEN ? It was mentioned as culmination of Tao and Buddhism in episode on Daoism. I am curious about it's history.

[@frankjimenez4601]

The host got the Sufi sobriety concept like of wrong. Sobriety is going through ecstatic states that neither the practitioner nor other people will see them go into a trance state. In other words no one will see the person go into any spiritual states or stations. Whereas the intoxicating tariqat, people may see the person to be in a trancelike state or to behave unusual, even the practitioner may notice themselves go into a state or not at all.

[@frankjimenez4601]

@Dani Al yes, why?

[@NedimSabic]

Filip, I miss Sheyh Muhammed al-Yaqoubi in this video. As far as I know he is one of the rare successors of the Prophet Muhammed who is also a known sheyh today.

[@miriambohm1141]

Please Can you do a video about "rabiaa el adawya " please please please please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@LetsTalkReligion]

Already did a video a while back that heavily featured her. It's called "Mystical love and Sufi women"

[@s.v.hussain435]

This sufi order was brought to india by Sheikh Aboobakar Miskeen of kayalpatnam and Sheik Ahmed Ibraheem R.A of Madurai . There are more than 70 branches of shadhiliyya in india.

[@aidaaida7835]

Thank you forbid this important lecture

[@mughal_r9374]

Im a naqshbandi, but i love imam shadhili (rh) and their shuyookh

[@karl_marx3466]

Brother please make a video about Kabir he was a mystic poet from. Who influenced many later Indian sufis specially Sikh Guru Nanak

[@LetsTalkReligion]

Likelihood of a Kabir video at some point: High.

[@karl_marx3466]

@@LetsTalkReligion I'll be waiting 😅

[@mantas3d]

just have to say it - perfect description / naming scheme for your patron supporters! :P :)))

[@meddhokkar3353]

That's right. I love what you said. Today we are living a revival of the pure Shadhili Tariqa with the morrocan Wali (saint) Sidi Mohamed Fawzi Al Karkari. Karkariya Sufi Order has now over two million followers worldwide

[@valkenbach]

Shadhili influence is also big in Indonesia especially since the biggest religion organisation here, Nahdhatul Ulama, is full of Shadhili master and some influence of Qadiri too. Because of this video, I am also realize that I grow up with many Shadhili teaching, wow. I hope you also make a video for Baalwi Order, it is also "easy" as Shadhili. Person in the West like Shaykh Musab Penfound (UK) is a Baalwi.

[@sufipoint]

Afaik Shadliliya order’s main training method is rememberence of Allah everywhere, everything. They perform dhikr while working, traveling everywhere. Also they usually do not go to into solitude. They are with Allah while living their life like everyone else.

[@vikarsiddiqui6001]

Thanks a lot for your research on Sufism.

[@moath2474]

Im palestinian and i met sheikh nuh, i plan to give him bayah this summer and become his mureed

[@MrChi31]

Asalamu Aleikum. How does one become his murres?

[@moath2474]

@@MrChi31 وَ عَلَيْكُمَ اَلسَّلَامْ وَ رَحْمَةُ أللهِ وَ بَرَكَاتُه You can open his website that was mentioned in the video, read more over there

[@moath2474]

@@hrah2038 i have no reason not to so no thank u

[@MrChi31]

@@moath2474 الف شكر أخي في الدين الله

[@moath2474]

@@MrChi31 واياك اخي العزيز

[@maryamnural-jerrahi5378]

Wasn’t Ian Dallas a Shadhili? “The Book of Strangers” brought me to Islam.