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African scholars review Moroccan Sufism's role
The Qadiriyya Budshishiyya Sufi Order organized an event on the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad's birth, for the year 1448 AH / 2026 AD, under the slogan "The Extension of Moroccan Sufi Heritage in Africa: Pathways, Manifestations, and Horizons." The event focused on highlighting the historical role of Moroccan Sufism in building a spiritual and cultural bridge with West Africa, emphasizing the spread and connectivity across centuries through the journeys of scholars, holy sites, and Zawiyas. Participants discussed the importance of scientific and cultural cooperation to document the shared Sufi heritage, showcasing the prominence of the Qadiriyya and Tijaniyya orders in some African countries, as well as the role of Zawiyas in education and social reform. The program also included spiritual and scientific sessions that explored the history of Moroccan African Sufism and methods to develop spiritual and knowledge-based relations between Morocco and Africa, with the aim of strengthening future cooperation and preserving the shared Sufi legacy.
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