Jaririya

Jaririya so‘fiylik tariqati bo‘lib, Shimoliy Sinaydagi eng yirik so‘fiylik tariqatlaridan biridir. Jaririya ordeni uning asoschisi Shayx Eid Abu Jarir sharafiga nomlangan, u Savarka qabilasi va Jarira urug‘idan bo‘lgan va 1940-yillarda Sinayda mazkur tariqatga asos solgan. Jarira qabilasi Bir al-Abed yaqinida istiqomat qiladi^[1].

Bugungi kunda

Bugungi kunda Misrda 130 ta masjidi mavjud^[2].

Sinay viloyati guruhining tahdidlariga javoban Jaririya tariqati o‘zining maqom ziyoratgohlarini gumbazsiz qayta qurishga qaror qildi^[3].

Jaririya tariqati alaviy-ahmadiy, alaviya, darqoviyaa va shoziliya tarmoqlaridan kelib chiqqan.

Manbalar

↑ Tantawi, Ghada (2017-11-28). "Who are Egypt's Sufi Muslims?". BBC News. Retrieved 2017-12-02. "Opinion: Objectives of the Al-Rawdah Mosque attack in North Sinai - Egypt Today". www.egypttoday.com. Retrieved 2017-11-29.
↑ Higazy, Mourad (24 November 2017). "Update: 305 dead, 128 injured in deadliest militant attack in Egyptian history". Mada Masr. madamasr.com. Retrieved 25 November 2017.
↑ Kholaif, Dahlia (25 November 2017). "Death Toll Rises to More Than 305 in Mosque Attack in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula". Wall Street Journal. wsj.com. (subscription required). Retrieved 25 November 2017. "Al Rawda mosque, located about 25 kilometers west of Al Arish, is associated with the Sawarka tribe which follows the Sufi order of Jarir, in reference to Sheikh Eid Abu Jreir, a Sufi icon who lived in Sinai decades ago."

[1] Tantawi, Ghada (2017-11-28). "Who are Egypt's Sufi Muslims?". BBC News. Retrieved 2017-12-02. "Opinion: Objectives of the Al-Rawdah Mosque attack in North Sinai - Egypt Today". www.egypttoday.com. Retrieved 2017-11-29.

[2] Higazy, Mourad (24 November 2017). "Update: 305 dead, 128 injured in deadliest militant attack in Egyptian history". Mada Masr. madamasr.com. Retrieved 25 November 2017.

[3] Kholaif, Dahlia (25 November 2017). "Death Toll Rises to More Than 305 in Mosque Attack in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula". Wall Street Journal. wsj.com. (subscription required). Retrieved 25 November 2017. "Al Rawda mosque, located about 25 kilometers west of Al Arish, is associated with the Sawarka tribe which follows the Sufi order of Jarir, in reference to Sheikh Eid Abu Jreir, a Sufi icon who lived in Sinai decades ago."

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