Sufi orders in Algeria

Summary

Key Facts

• Sufi orders in Algeria's religion is recorded as Islam^[1].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's religion is recorded as Sufism^[2].
• Sufi orders in Algeria is in the country of Algeria^[3].
• Sufi orders in Algeria is a type of tariqa^[4].
• Sufi orders in Algeria is part of Sufism in Algeria^[5].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's Commons category is recorded as Sufi orders in Algeria^[6].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Tijaniyyah^[7].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Rahmaniyya^[8].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Qadiriyya^[9].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Shadhili^[10].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Alawiyya^[11].
• Sufi orders in Algeria comprises Darqawiyyah^[12].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's main subject is Algerian Islamic reference^[13].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's facet of is recorded as Islam in Algeria^[14].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's name in native language is recorded as الطُّرُقُ الصُّوفِيَّةُ فِي الْجَزَائِرِ^[15].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's connects with is recorded as Zawiyas in Algeria^[16].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Algeria^[17].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Islam^[18].
• Sufi orders in Algeria's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Sufism^[19].

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Definition and Type

Sufi orders in Algeria is a type of tariqa^[4].

Use and Application

Components include Tijaniyyah^[7], a tariqa^[20], founded in 1780^[21], headquartered in Aïn Madhi^[22]; Rahmaniyya^[8], a tariqa^[23], in Algeria^[24], founded in 1770^[25], headquartered in El Hamel^[26]; Qadiriyya^[9], a tariqa^[27], founded in 1101^[28]; Shadhili^[10], a tariqa^[29]; Alawiyya^[11], a tariqa^[30]; and Darqawiyyah^[12], a tariqa^[31], in Morocco^[32]. Sufi orders in Algeria is part of Sufism in Algeria^[5].