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Moroccan Sufi Paths and African Ties
The article focused on the role of Moroccan Sufi orders, particularly the Qadiriya and Tijaniya orders, in strengthening spiritual and scholarly connections with West African countries. It noted that the spread of Moroccan Sufism occurred through networks of scholars, journeys, and merchants, contributing to the dissemination of Islam, the reinforcement of Arab Islamic culture, and the enhancement of religious unity and cultural ties between Morocco and West African nations. The study also discussed the efforts of Moroccan religious institutions in training imams, the role of Sufi lodges (zawa’yas) in supporting spiritual and social stability, and emphasized the importance of ongoing documentation and scholarly collaboration to affirm the influence of Moroccan Sufism in the region.
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