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ash-Shaʿrawīyah

Islamic religious order
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  • ash-Shaʿrānī

    …Ṣūfī order known as ash-Shaʿrawīyah and attempted to select the best elements from the diverse and often conflicting world of the Ṣūfīs and the ʿulamāʾ for its operating principles. The order was housed in a well-endowed zāwiyah, a kind of monastery, and had attached to it a school for…

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    …Ṣūfī order known as ash-Shaʿrawīyah and attempted to select the best elements from the diverse and often conflicting world of the Ṣūfīs and the ʿulamāʾ for its operating principles. The order was housed in a well-endowed zāwiyah, a kind of monastery, and had attached to it a school for…

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