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سر الأسرار

Sirr al-Asrar

Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir(Auth.)
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Sirr al-Asrar is Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir's exposition of the inner mysteries (asrar) of religious practice — a Sufi treatment in the classical tradition that unfolds the meanings beneath the f...

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Sirr al-Asrar is Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir's exposition of the inner mysteries (asrar) of religious practice — a Sufi treatment in the classical tradition that unfolds the meanings beneath the formal acts of worship. The work treats the inner dimensions of wudu (purification), salat (prayer), zakat, fasting, and Hajj, drawing on the Quran, the hadith, and the lived tradition of the Sufi masters. The author's identity and lifespan would be best confirmed through the publisher's edition.

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Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir was a Sudanese scholar in the broader Sufi tradition of the Nile Valley. Definitive biographical details remain to be confirmed through the publisher's edition.

عن الكتاب

"سرّ الأسرار" تَقْريرُ أحمد الطيب بن البشير في الأسرار الباطنة للعبادات — مُعالَجَةٌ صوفية في التَّقْليد الكلاسيكي تَفُكّ المعاني الباطنة تحت الأعمال الظاهرة. يَتَناوَل الكتابُ الأبعادَ الباطنة للوضوء، والصلاة، والزكاة، والصيام، والحجّ، مُستمَدّاً من القرآن والحديث وتراث الصوفية. هويّةُ المؤلّف ومُدَّةُ حياته يُسْتَفسر عنها من طبعة الناشر.

عن المؤلف

أحمد الطيب بن البشير عالمٌ سوداني من تراث وادي النيل الصوفي. تفاصيلُ ترجمته يُسْتَفْسَر عنها من طبعة الناشر.

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Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir: Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir rahimahullah (1155-1239 AH / 1742-1824 CE) was a Sudanese Sufi scholar and the principal revivalist of Islamic spirituality in Sudan. Born in Sudan and of Abbasid lineage on his paternal side, he undertook the pilgrimage to Madina, where he received initiation into the Sammaniyya Sufi order directly from its founder, Shaykh Muhammad al-Samman al-Madani (d. 1776 CE), spending years in his company and being initiated into multiple spiritual paths including the Qadiriyya. Upon returning to Sudan in the second half of the eighteenth century, Ahmad al-Tayyib propagated the Sammaniyya with such transformative effect that the tariqa came to bear his name, becoming known throughout Sudan as the Tariqa al-Tayyibiyya al-Sammaniyya. He revitalized the practices of dhikr and madih (devotional praise poetry) and authored spiritual works including devotional texts and aphorisms (hikam). His order grew to become the largest Sufi brotherhood in Sudan, with millions of adherents across the country and the continent of Africa. He is buried in Sudan and venerated as one of the great awliya of the Nile Valley.

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Binding Paperback
Publisher Dar Yusuf al-Nabhani
Author Ahmad al-Tayyib b. al-Bashir
Pages 178
Year Published 2019
Size W- | H- | D-
Number of Volumes 1
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