- him. The 92-year-old
celibate Shaikh Yang
Shijun was the
leader of the
Qadiriya order in
China as of 1998. The
Spiritual Chain (Silsila) is
listed as follows:...
-
although the
Qadiriya,
founded in the
eleventh century, and the Tidjaniya,
founded in the
eighteenth century, are most po****r. The
Qadiriya is prevalent...
- of a new
habitable district which later became the
neighbourhood of al-
Qadiriya.
Under the long
reign of
Sultan al-Nasir
Muhammad (1293–1341), Cairo's...
-
Lucknow city centre.
Kakori was a
centre for Urdu poetry,
literature and the
Qadiriya Qalandari Sufi order. On 9
August 1925,
Indian revolutionaries robbed a...
-
other Muslim sects like the
Salafist Izala and the Sufi
Tidjaniyya and
Qadiriya fraternities. In a 2009 BBC interview,
Yusuf stated his
belief that the...
- the
Darwiish State. The
primary friction between the more
established Qadiriya and the
newly established Somali Salihism in the form of
Urwayniya was...
- the
Crimean Tatars, and most significantly, the Circ****ians. The Sufi
Qadiriya order has a
presence in the region.
Karachay horse Balkars Khazars Balkar...
-
although the
Qadiriya,
founded in the
eleventh century, and the Tidjaniya,
founded in the
eighteenth century, are most po****r. The
Qadiriya is prevalent...
-
Three Sufi
orders are prominent: the
Naqshbandiya founded in Bukhara, the
Qadiriya founded in Baghdad, and the
Cheshtiya located at Chesht-i-Sharif east of...
-
Crimean Tatars. The
Balkars are
considered deeply religious. The Sufi
Qadiriya order has a
strong presence in the region. In the 19th century, Russia...
