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Majalis Al-Anwar Day 3 Focuses on Moroccan Sufi Heritage in Africa
The activities on the third day of "Majalis Al-Anwar" in Madagh focused on transmitting Moroccan Sufi heritage to Africa, particularly through books, poetic praise (madih), and Sufi zawiyas and orders. The researchers discussed how this heritage spread historically through works such as "Ash-Shifa" and "Dala'il Al-Khayrat," as well as the impact of prophetic poetry on African society, where it contributed to fostering love for the Prophet and strengthening religious and social values. The session affirmed that Moroccan Sufism was not limited to the spiritual realm alone; it also continued to play a significant role in knowledge and education, helping to establish extensive scientific and social networks across the African continent. It also highlighted the role of orders like the Qadiriya and Kuntiriya in resisting colonialism and organizing community life.
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