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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Foreword The writing of this manuscript was virtually entrusted to a scribe attached to the saintly Sidi Abdelhafidh El Qadiri. This discreet taleb brings with him: - Fidelity (El Wafa): he is not an external observer. He is Abdelhafidh's shadow. His account is not a report, but a testimony of devotion.- The Sacred Nature of the pen (Qalam): for a scribe, writing is a quasi-religious act. Every weighed word must be worthy of the lineage.He is: - The itinerant eyewitness: by having him travel from Baghdad to Sakia El Hamra and Oued Ed-Dhahab, and then accompany the return journey towards the Hodna, I granted him full geographical legitimacy. He lived exile, scattered the esoteric teaching of the Tariqa Al Qadiriyya to the four winds, and endured the harsh return eastward after the oppression of the Iberian colonizers.- The "Mirror" of Abdelhafidh: because he is deliberately effaced, he occupies only a modest place. He leaves all the light to the Master. He is the one who listens to his nocturnal confidences, prepares the ink, and captures his silences between sermons.- The archivist of memory: he fully justifies his determination to transmit, so that dust may not gather on his scribe's desk in the attic of our house. It is he who saved the Sajara from oblivion. His defining psychological traits are: - Humility: he might begin by saying that he is but an instrument, a simple qalam in the hands of destiny.- Physical fatigue that does not impair mental clarity: the return to the Hodna marks the end of a cycle. He writes at the close of his life, sensing the urgency of fixing memories in words.- His language: unlike the perhaps more procedural style of Tchalabi, the narrator of the novelistic saga Tin-n-Ouahr, the taleb may employ a more poetic prose, El Melhoun; interwoven with Sufi references or esoteric metaphors linked to the desert, assistance to the poor, and the quest for knowledge.Important note of the authorBy an unalterable principle, the El Qadiriyya brotherhood is not a sect, notwithstanding the claims of certain advocates of rigid secularism. It does not keep membership lists, nor does it gather its followers in order to conspire against anyone. It offers allegiance to no political system. Those who claim that it teaches blind obedience to authority are lying. It simply rejects anarchy, which too often serves the "happiness" of a certain form of authoritarianism - alas latent in countries constrained by neo-colonialism.By contrast, certain modern "circles" claiming affiliation with it, under the pretext of historical anchorage and while promoting elitism, tend rather to glorify sultans and ostentatiously associate themselves with the powerful of this world.Those who seek, rightly or wrongly, a genuine filiation with the Prince of Saints must first compare their DNA with that of the inhabitants of Jilan, the beautiful and prosperous region of Ancient Persia where this prodigious preacher was born - a man who aided people in material and spiritual need, and who hoped that no human precarity would remain on Planet Earth.To conclude this modest introduction to the El Qadiriyya brotherhood, from which I have The distinguished honor of descending, I hold that the only form of paternity worth seeking among the learned Sufis of yesterday, today, or tomorrow is. purely spiritual.Finally, it is essential to state that any resemblance, foreign or otherwise, to persons living or deceased in the text of this narrative is purely coincidental and cannot, therefore, give rise to any ambiguity. Dedication To all the Tolbas of the Maghreb, walking on foot with the caravans, in the wake of Abdoul Qadir Al Jilani, the Prince of Saints, in order to spread the esoteric teachings of Al Tariqa Al Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Avant-propos L'ecriture de ce manuscrit a ete virtuellement confiee a un scribe, attache au Saint [2]Sidi Abdelhafidh Al Qadiri. Ce Taleb efface apporte: - La Fidelite (El Wafa): Il n'est pas un observateur exterieur. Il est l'ombre d'Abdelhafidh. Son recit n'est pas un constat, c'est un temoignage de devotion.- La Sacralite du Qalam: Pour un scribe, l'ecriture est un acte quasi-religieux. Chaque mot pese doit etre digne de la lignee. Il est: - Le temoin oculaire itinerant: En l'ayant fait voyager de Bagdad a la Sakia El Hamra, puis vers le Hodna, je lui ai permis une legitimite geographique totale. Il a vecu l'exil, seme a tous vent l'enseignement esoterique de la Tariqa Al Qadiria et subi l'apre retour vers l'Est, apres l'oppression des colonisateurs iberes.- Le "Miroir" d'Abdelhafidh: Puisqu'il est efface, il prend juste une petite place. Il laisse toute la lumiere au Maitre. Il est celui qui ecoute ses confidences de nuit, celui qui prepare l'encre, celui qui capte ses silences entre les preches.- L'archiviste de la memoire: Il justifie parfaitement ma volonte de transmettre, pour ne pas laisser la poussiere s'accumuler sur son ecritoire de scribe, dans le grenier de notre maison. C'est lui qui a sauve la [4]Sajara de l'oubli. Ses traits psychologiques caracteristiques sont: - Son humilite Il pourrait commencer par dire qu'il n'est qu'un instrument, un simple calame entre les mains du destin.- Sa fatigue physique contre sa clarte mentale: Le retour vers le Hodna marque la fin d'un cycle. Il ecrit a la fin de sa vie, sentant l'urgence de fixer les souvenirs.- Sa langue: Contrairement au style peut-etre plus procedurier de Tchalabi, le narrateur de la Saga Tin-n-Ouahr, le Taleb peut utiliser une prose plus poetique ([5]El Melhoun), parsemee de references soufies ou de metaphores esoteriques liees au desert, a l'aide des pauvres et a la quete de savoir. Note importante: Par principe inalterable, la confrerie Al Qadiriyya n'est pas une secte, n'en deplaise aux tenants de la laicite. Elle ne tient pas un listing de ses membres et ne les regroupe pas dans le but de comploter contre quiconque. Elle n'apporte son obedience a aucun systeme politique. Ceux qui arguent qu'elle affirme qu'il faut obeir sans broncher aux autorites, mentent. Simplement, elle refuse l'anarchie, qui fait souvent le bonheur d'un certain type d'autoritarisme, helas latent dans les pays brides par le neocolonialisme. A contrario, certains [6]cenacles modernes se reclamant d'elle, pour faire allusion a un ancrage historique, et pronant l'elitisme, glorifient plutot les sultans et aiment a s'afficher outrageusement avec les puissants de ce monde.Ceux qui recherchent, a tort ou a raison, une reelle paternite avec le Prince des Saints, doivent d'abord comparer leur ADN avec ceux des habitants de Jilan, belle et prospere region de l'ancienne Perse ou est ne ce prodigieux predicateur, qui aidait les gens dans un besoin materiel ou spirituel, et qui esperait qu'il n'y ait plus aucune precarite humaine sur la Planete Terre.Pour conclure cette modeste entree en matiere sur la confrerie El Qadiriyya, dont j'ai l'insigne honneur d'etre issu, j'estime, quant a moi, que la seule paternite ideologique a rechercher parmi d'erudits soufis d'hier, d'aujourd'hui ou de demain, est. juste spirituelle.Par ailleurs, il est primordial d'affirmer que toute ressemblance etrangere, avec des personnes vivantes ou mortes dans le texte de ce recit, ne serait que purement fortuite et ne pourrait par consequent preter a equivoque. This item is prin Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…