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Encyclopedia > Tijaniyya

Tijani order (sufi tarika) was founded in Fez in the 1780s by Ahmad al-Tidjani (d.1815), who previously belonged to the Khalwatiyyah order. Tijani order is less strictly ascetic than many other Sufi orders. Members of the order are not required to perform penances or to retreat for periods of isolation.


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Tariqa Tijaniyya is a path, a way (Tariqa), and method of studying and putting into practice Islamic Spiritual Science (Tasawwuf).
The Tariqa Tijaniyya is based purely on Qur`an and Hadith.
The Tariqa Tijaniyya was founded by Shaykh Ahmad Al Tijani (ra), who lived from 1739 to1815.
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