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**SkatrySkith** · 01-15-2012, 10:57 PM

Assalamu alaykum

i wanted know about their practises??
what is their view on bidah??
do you know of any tariqas or spiritual guides who are strict on quran and sunnah(no bidah practises)

jazak Allah khairan

Strict adherance to the Sunnah is of the utmost importance according to the founder of the brotherhood, Sayyidi al-Imam al-Kabir, rahmatu'Allahi ´alayh. As for their practices, as far as the adhkar (aside from the masnoon du´as) you will find that the backbone of the tariqah is Salat an-Nariyah, which has great benefits for the one who is sincere and persistant in reciting it. In general you could call them Salafi-Sufi (as Sayyidi Abu Dahdah -hafithahu'Allah- rightfully did), in the same way that you will find Ibn ´Arabi, Ahmad bin Idris, and Sayyidi Ahmad al-Ghumari to be Salafi in their approach. Salafi not as in "Wahhabi", but as in the path of the Salaf, sticking to the Nusus above "he said, she said". I have been authorized (with full ijazah in Irshad and Taslik) in the tariqah of the Great Sanusi masters. I say this just to put things in perspective. In general, you may not find the Sanusi-family upholding the legacy very well, unfortunately.

wa'Llahu a'lam

01-15-2012, 10:57 PM	#19
SkatrySkith Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 596 Senior Member	Assalamu alaykum i wanted know about their practises?? what is their view on bidah?? do you know of any tariqas or spiritual guides who are strict on quran and sunnah(no bidah practises) jazak Allah khairan Strict adherance to the Sunnah is of the utmost importance according to the founder of the brotherhood, Sayyidi al-Imam al-Kabir, rahmatu'Allahi ´alayh. As for their practices, as far as the adhkar (aside from the masnoon du´as) you will find that the backbone of the tariqah is Salat an-Nariyah, which has great benefits for the one who is sincere and persistant in reciting it. In general you could call them Salafi-Sufi (as Sayyidi Abu Dahdah -hafithahu'Allah- rightfully did), in the same way that you will find Ibn ´Arabi, Ahmad bin Idris, and Sayyidi Ahmad al-Ghumari to be Salafi in their approach. Salafi not as in "Wahhabi", but as in the path of the Salaf, sticking to the Nusus above "he said, she said". I have been authorized (with full ijazah in Irshad and Taslik) in the tariqah of the Great Sanusi masters. I say this just to put things in perspective. In general, you may not find the Sanusi-family upholding the legacy very well, unfortunately. wa'Llahu a'lam
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