Tijaniyya Order Denies ‌Association with Salah al-Din al-Tijani

The Tijaniyya Order has issued a statement denying any association with Salah al-Din al-Tijani, who ‍has been⁣ claiming to be a shaykh and ‌the highest authority in the order. ‍The⁢ statement, released on the order’s official Facebook page, emphasizes that the order‍ is⁢ innocent of al-Tijani’s actions and that he does not represent the order in any way.

The Sheikhdom’s⁤ Response to al-Tijani’s Claim

The sheikhdom of the Tijaniyya ​Order has declared ⁤its innocence towards any word or action that goes against Sunni and Islamic principles. The order’s method is based on the principles of the Noble ‍Shari’ah, as ‌established by Sidi⁢ Ahmad al-Tijani, the founder of the order. The‍ order emphasizes that the⁣ Shari’ah is the foundation of ⁢its teachings and that any ⁤deviation from it⁣ is ​not acceptable.

The Sheikhdom Denies Tijani’s Association

The Tijaniyya Order ​has ⁢denied any association with Salah ‌al-Din al-Tijani, stating that he does not represent the order⁣ in any ‍way. The order has previously declared in 2017 and​ 2019 that al-Tijani⁢ is not affiliated with the order ‍and that he ​only represents himself. The order has also emphasized that al-Tijani’s actions and teachings are not in line with the principles of the order.

A Call​ for Responsible Journalism

The‌ Tijaniyya Order has called on journalists and writers to cite reliable sources before publishing any information about​ the order or its affiliates.⁣ The order​ has emphasized that the only authorized body in the Arab Republic of ⁤Egypt is the Great⁢ Tizaniya Zawiyah in al-Maghriblin, ​which is affiliated with the Supreme Council of Sufi orders.