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Abu Al-Faid, the Jurist, the Scholar, Sheikh Sidi Abdullah Rusi El-Hassani, may Allah have mercy on him.
In adherence to the path of the founder Sheikh Al-Barka, our master, Mufaddal Rusi El Hassani, may his soul be sanctified.
Abu Al-Faid, the Jurist, the Scholar, Sheikh Sidi Abdullah Rusi El-Hassani, may Allah have mercy on him.
"The Pole, the righteous saint, Sheikh Al-Barka Sidi Abdullah, born in the year 1279 AH-1352 AH ( 1862-1934 )"
"Following the spiritual and academic journey of his father, my esteemed sidi Abdullah Rusi El-Hassani treaded the same path from the outset. He commenced his studies in various villages and proceeded to pursue his university education at Al-Qarawiyyin, mirroring the footsteps of his cherished father, Sidi Mufaddal Rusi El-Hasani. Subsequently, he joined his father's Sufi lodge in Al-Qasr al-Kabir, dutifully adhering to his father's directives."
In the profound realm of spiritual philosophy, the legacy of the Shadhiliya Darqawiya Rusiya Al-Hassaniya Path stands as an embodiment of timeless wisdom and transcendent insights, woven by its revered founders. This Sufi path unfolds as an odyssey, inviting contemplation on the fundamental questions of existence and the interplay between the material and spiritual dimensions.
At its core, this legacy symbolizes a commitment to the synthesis of love, knowledge, and self-discovery. The founders, akin to architects, envisioned a path that transcends the superficial layers of reality, encouraging seekers to engage in profound introspection and discover the deeper truths that underpin the human experience.
The teachings of the Shadhiliya Darqawiya Rusiya Al-Hassaniya Path resonate with the rhythms of Sufi mysticism, embodying a discourse on the nature of spiritual discipline, the significance of remembrance, and the pursuit of inner purity. The legacy serves as a philosophical manuscript, guiding seekers to explore the metaphysical dimensions of life and unravel the mysteries hidden beneath the surface of ordinary existence.
In the essence of this legacy, we find an invitation from Sidi Abdullah to a sacred covenant with the divine. He prompted seekers to traverse the path with sincerity, humility, and an unyielding dedication to aligning their will with the divine order. His teachings echo through the corridors of understanding, emphasizing the transformative potential embedded in the harmonization of individual will with the cosmic will.
The legacy of Sidi abdullah Path transcends the confines of historical narratives; it is a living force that perpetuates timeless wisdom. As seekers assimilate the teachings, they become philosophical torchbearers, carrying the flame of divine knowledge into the future while contemplating the existential inquiries that shape the human philosophical quest.
In His philosophical reflection, the legacy of the founders of the Shadhiliya Darqawiya Rusiya Al-Hassaniya Path emerges as a profound testament to the enduring impact of spiritual wisdom on the philosophical exploration of existence. He beckoned sincere seekers to engage in contemplation, embrace the transformative journey, and assume the role of custodians, preserving and advancing this sacred tradition for enrichment of generations to come.
Source: "Historical Insights from Collective Memory." by Sheikh Sidi Al Amine Rusi El Hassani.
Chain of the Path
The Knower of Allah, Sheikh Sidi Abdullah, received the Sufi path from his father, Wali Allah Sheikh Al-Barkah Sidi Al-Hajj Al-Mufaddal, may his soul be sanctified. He, in turn, received the Sufi path from his Sheikh, Sidi Muhammad bin Hassan Al-Saadi Al-Hassani, who received from Sheikh Sidi Muhammad Al-Harraq, who received from Sheikh Moulay Al-Arabi Al-Darkaoui, who received from Sheikh Ali Al-Jamal, who received from Sheikh Al-Arabi bin Abdullah, who received from his father Sheikh Ahmed bin Abdullah, who received from Sheikh Qasim Al-Khassasi, who received from Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdullah, who received from Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Fassi, who received from his brother Sheikh Youssef Al-Fassi, who received from Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Majzoub, who received from Sheikh Ali Al-Sanhaji, who received from Sheikh Ibrahim Anhah, who received from Sheikh Ahmed Zrouq, who received from Sheikh Ahmed bin Aqabah Al-Hadrami, who received from Sheikh Yahya Al-Qadiri, who received from Sheikh Ali bin Wafa, who received from his father Sheikh Muhammad Bahr Al-Safa, who received from Sheikh Dawood Al-Bakhli, who received from Sheikh Ahmed bin Ata Allah, who received from Sheikh Abu Abbas Al-Moursi, who received from Sheikh Abu Hassan Al-Shadhli, who received from Sheikh Abdul Salam bin Mashish (Ibn Bshish), who received from Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Madani, who received from Sheikh Taqi Al-Din Al-Faqir, who received from Sheikh Fakhr Al-Din, who received from Sheikh Noor Al-Din Abu Al-Hassan, who received from Sheikh Taj Al-Din, who received from Sheikh Shams Al-Din, who received from Sheikh Zain Al-Din Al-Qazwini, who received from Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Basri, who received from Sheikh Ahmed Al-Maruwani, who received from Sheikh Abu Muhammad Saeed, who received from Sheikh Fath Al-Saud, who received from Sheikh Saeed Al-Ghazwani, who received from Sheikh Abu Muhammad Jaber from our master Al-Hassan, son of Sidi Ali, from Maulana Ali bin Abi Talib, from our Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon them. For those who seek further details about the narrators in this chain, they may refer to the book 'Muraat Al-Mahasin' by Sheikh Abu Hamid Al-Arbi bin Yusuf Al-Fassi and 'Ibtihaj Al-Qulub' by Abu Zaid Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Qadir Al-Fassi. May Allah have mercy on them all."
The Sheikh, Sidi Abdullah, undertook the path of his father, Sheikh Al-Barka, our master, the beloved sidi Mufadel Rusi El Hassani, may his soul be sanctified. He engaged in jihad, resisting the self, desires, and the mysteries, for those around him in accordance with the will of his father, may Allah have mercy on him: 'Whoever wishes to seek Ihssan path from our Shadhili path should follow in the footsteps my son, Sidi Abdullah.' This is also echoed in the words of Sidi Abdelkader Al-Alami (may Allah be pleased with him) in his poem, praising him for the noble qualities, virtuous attributes, honorable demeanor, and good treatment of all disciples and seekers. He commends the divine generosity witnessed in him, saying:
My master Abdullah, the son of our Imam,
You came swiftly to aid our Moroccan land.
You sought the tomb of the Pole, son of our Prophet,
And the Almighty honored you with the guidance of our Lord.
May the Lord of all servants reward you abundantly,
For I have not seen anyone like our visitor.
You taught the servants of Allah and recited your litany, so listen,
And your arrival is a presence before our Lord.
You counseled, advised, and found favor with your Lord,
And you extended kindness to all people.
Come to Allah, O servants of Allah,
To our Sheikh, Abdullah, the caller to Allah.
Our Sheikh advises you to receive your litany,
He will intercede for us tomorrow in His presence.
Recite the istighfar with passion,
And seal it with prayers upon our Prophet.
Congratulations to you, O noble one, for coming to us,
Your prayers are accepted at the door of our Idriss.
Source: "Historical Insights from Collective Memory." by Sheikh Sidi Al Amine Rusi El Hassani.
His Death
So He was, as attested by the saints and scholars of his time, from the prominent scholars in knowledge, deeds, and righteousness, and among those adhering to the Prophetic Sunnah in his sayings and actions. He enjoined good and forbade evil, adhering to the true religion by applying the commands and avoiding the prohibitions. He replaced advising all Muslims instead. He remained in this state until he met his Lord on the evening of Wednesday, the 26th of Dhu al-Qa'dah in the year 1352 Hijri, corresponding to 1934 CE. He was buried on Thursday in his zawiyah in the city of Al-Qasr al-Kabir. His deeds, which he called to, remained immortal and recorded in the register of Sufi shaykhs who lost this venerable shaykh, holding a significant position in the field of Sufism. He is honored with a knot among the scholars of Al-Qasr al-Kabir and a star among the stars of the knowledgeable people about Allah in our Morocco, a gem among the gems of the righteous in the Islamic lands, in confirmation of the saying of Allah, the Almighty: "Among the believers are men true to what they promised Allah. Among them is he who has fulfilled his vow [to the death], and among them is he who awaits [his chance]. And they did not alter [the terms of their commitment] by any alteration." (Quran 33:23) May Allah, the Almighty, have mercy on him. After his death, the mentioned scholar, Sayyid Abdul Qadir Al-Alami, composed some verses of his previous poem as a tribute to him. May Allah be pleased with him, the latest one as follows:
"Have mercy on our departed shaykh, and illuminate his grave,
O Most Merciful, O Most Compassionate, Your forgiveness, our Lord."
Source: "Historical Insights from Collective Memory." by Sheikh Sidi Al Amine Rusi El Hassani.
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