The Sufi orders and the Qadiriyya al-Budshishi order in Morocco, America, Britain, France, Egypt, and Libya organized major religious celebrations all over the world on the occasion of the seventh anniversary of the transmission of the reformer of Sufi behavior, Sheikh Hamza al-Qadiri al-Budshishi, who became famous in the East and West, due to his miracles, accomplishments, and conquests, which was a major reason for Many Europeans converted to Islam, and Dr. Jamal al-Din al-Qadiri Budishi, the current sheikh of the order, and his son, Dr. Mounir al-Qadiri Budishi, head of the Al-Maltaqa Foundation and director of the International Forum for Sufism, and Mr. Moaz Al-Qadiri, head of the National Group for Religious Hearing, participated in the major celebration that was organized at the headquarters of the Qadiriyya Budishiya order in the village of Madagh in the north of the Kingdom of Morocco. The Sufi in Morocco, Dr. Ahmed Al-Abadi, Secretary General of the Muhammadiyah Association of Scholars, and Dr. Hakim Al-Idrissi, Professor of Higher Education at Hassan II University in Casablanca, and the National Listening Group presented various poems that invigorated the enthusiasm and spirituality of the disciples, officials, sheikhs, and scholars who attended the celebration within the framework of the Qadiriyya Boudshishiyya order.
The Sufis of Morocco organized major celebrations over the course of 3 days to commemorate the passing of this great pole and divine scholar, who had a prominent role in establishing the science of Sufi behavior, and the God-knowing Sheikh, Hamza bin al-Abbas al-Qadiri al-Budshishi, is the sheikh of the Sufis of Morocco and the founder of the Qadiriyya al-Budshishi order in the Maghreb and the Islamic world. Which played a major role in confronting extremists and those with extremist thought, to the point that many people who carried extremist ideas repented of this thought and embraced Sufism and became followers of its Sufi method.
He was born in the village of Madagh.. and his method acquired a universal character Sheikh Hamza al-Qadiri Budhish, the sheikh of the Budhishiya order, who gained international fame, was born in the village of Madagh in the Moroccan province of Berkane in the year 1922, where he was the eldest son of his father, Abbas. During his reign, the order turned into a global Sufi order with international and regional influence. No other Sufi order reached him except the Tijaniya order. As it spread throughout the world and continents, the man became one of the most famous leaders and symbols of Sufism in the world.
A strong relationship between “Bodhichi and Moroccan kings”
Sheikh Hamza al-Qadiri Boudshishi, the sheikh of the Sufis of Morocco and the sheikh of the Qadiriyya al-Budshishiyya order, had a strong relationship with the Alawite family that ruled the Maghreb countries. The kings of Morocco always viewed this order as a national Sufi order par excellence, as all its disciples love their country and are loyal to their homeland, and sacrifice precious and precious things in sacrifice for the Alawite throne. The glorious disciples of this order came out in support of the king on more than one occasion or demonstration. Some even called them “court Sufis.” However, this is not true because the relationship between the Budshishi and the king of the country is a loving relationship. This relationship was created by the late Sheikh Hamzah al-Budashishi, who was always He advises his disciples to stand behind the Moroccan leadership represented by the king of the country and the ruling family, as the late sheikh believed that the support of the Moroccan Sufis for their king and their country is an essential factor in the country’s stability.
Hamza Al-Bodshishi, who is credited with inaugurating the International Sufi Forum
Sheikh Hamza Al-Bodshishi was credited with organizing the activities of the International Forum for Sufism in Morocco, as he was one of the most vocal supporters of the idea proposed by the granddaughter of Dr. Mounir Al-Qadiri Budshishi, who is credited with presenting this idea to the grandmother of the sheikh of the order at the time, as he found him a strong supporter and supporter of him in establishing the forum. An international Sufi who brings together people of Sufism from the east and west of the earth.
“The Qadiriyya al-Budshishiyya” is a Sufi order that crosses continents
The Qadiriya Budhishiya order is a transcontinental Moroccan Sufi order, as it moved from the continent of Africa to other continents of the world such as “Europe, Asia, America and Australia,” which made it acquire a global character. Its headquarters are located in the village of Madagh in the Berkane province of eastern Morocco in the Beni Yaznassen Kabylie region. Budhishiya is affiliated with the Sheikh Abdul Qadir Al-Jilani, who appeared in the fifth century AH. As for the title of Budshisha, he acquired it through Sheikh Ali bin Muhammad, who bore the title “Sidi Ali Budshisha” because he used to feed people in times of famine – food from the dishisha – in his corner.
Among the sheikhs of the Qadiriyya al-Budshishiyya order in Morocco are Sheikh Sidi al-Mukhtar ibn Muhyiddin (d. 1914) and Sheikh Sidi Abu Madin ibn al-Munawar (d. 1955). He is the one who brought the method out of its blessed stage into educational behavior, and he obtained permission for education, which he obtained after arduous spiritual research and struggle.
After him, this educational function was continued by Sidi Hajj Al-Abbas, then his son Sidi Hamza and Sidi Jamal, as they were considered the spiritual heirs of Sidi Abi Madian. They worked to renew the method and it spread widely.
Before the death of Sidi Abi Madian in 1955, he informed Sidi Al-Abbas that he was the heir of his secret. The latter was an example of humility and self-denial. He did not announce this matter, and he continued his service to the path for years, until he was forced to undertake the tasks and requirements of the sheikhdom.
Sidi Hamza Ibn Al-Abbas was qualified and authorized by Sidi Abi Medin to carry out the tasks of education and guidance, as confirmed by his father, Sidi Al-Abbas. However, he remained a disciple of his father, being polite to him and complying with his advice to hide the matter until the time came, and after the death of Sidi al-Abbas in 1972, Sidi Hamza became the sheikh of the order, the educator, as stipulated in the written will of Sidi al-Abbas and signed by the senior sheikhs of the order at that time.
