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Recording from Munir Boudchich's council sparks debate
The article features a leaked audio recording from within the council of Munir al-Qadri Budshish, sparking widespread controversy over his speech, which went beyond Sufism and spiritual education to include sensitive religious and political issues. The recording discusses the Sheikh’s testament and its significance in disputes over the leadership of the zawiya, comparing its transfer to the transfer of a royal throne, despite the Moroccan constitution specifying that succession occurs through inheritance according to the law. It also criticizes statements regarding the country’s shift from the Maliki school of jurisprudence to the Hanafi school, which contradicts Morocco’s established religious principles. The speech affirms that the zawiya is considered a school of nationalism, emphasizing that Morocco as a whole is the cornerstone, not just the zawiyas alone. Information suggests that the speaker may be affiliated with the Justice and Development Party, but his identity and the stance of official institutions remain unclear, especially in the absence of an official investigation clarifying the impact of the speech. The institutional silence raises questions about the extent of official engagement with these claims and their potential conflict with constitutional and religious principles, particularly since the dispute over the leadership of the zawiya should not be reduced to a political or religious conflict outside the framework of constitutional institutions.
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