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Majalliss Al-Anwar on Sufism's impact on Moroccan-African ties
The Qadiriyya Boudshishiyya Sufi order organized the activities of the second session of "Majalis Al-Anwar in Remembering the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)" in Madagh, eastern Morocco, commemorating the Islamic Prophet's Mawlid (birth celebration) for the year 1448 AH / 2026 CE. The main session discussed the topic "Moroccan African Spiritual Relations and the Horizons of Spiritual Diplomacy." It reviewed the evolution of the Moroccan Sufi influence across Africa and its role in promoting dialogue and cooperation among peoples, as well as strengthening cultural and spiritual ties between Morocco and West African countries, especially Nigeria and Senegal, through examples of spiritual, literary, and historical interactions. Studies and discussions emphasized that Moroccan Sufism, particularly the Qadiriyya and Tijaniyya orders, has contributed to shaping the religious and cultural identity in these regions. It also represents a valuable asset for fostering religious and cultural cooperation, highlighting the importance of engaging youth to confront extremism and maintain African unity.
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