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	AllRefer.com - Tanta, Egypt (Egyptian Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Three annual festivals are held in Tanta in honor of Ahmad al-Badawi, a revered Muslim figure of the 13th cent., who is buried in a mosque in the city.
		A branch of Al Azhar Univ. (Cairo) is in Tanta.
		It is a cotton-ginning center and the main railroad hub of the delta.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/T/Tanta.html

	Sayiddina Ahmad al-Badawi
		Just as we see that Ahmad al-Badawi was able to draw nigh to a certain extent, to reach the door of Divine Presence, he was unable, however, to open it.
		Ahmad al-Badawi was a very famous saint known in all Sufi teachings.
		Ahmad al-Badawi drew near his Lord until he reached the door of the Divine Presence and said, "O my Lord, please open the door for me." He received no answer.
	members.fortunecity.com /amirm/SayiddinaAhmadal-Badawi.htm

	Islam and science
		Sayyid Ahmad Khan defended himself with a system of rules for theological exegesis which often seemed to subject the authority of the Qurâ™an to the authority of the empirical sciences, reducing the Qurâ™anic contribution in event of conflict to metaphor and analogy.
		Sayyid Ahmad Khan may have been regarded my many as a collaborator with the British government, but this position he held in the confidence of many Europeans led to his greater understanding of the roles played by science in both Eastern and Western cultures, and also of how science and religion could be integrated.
		Whereas âAbduh was not so knowledgeable about the West, Sayyid Ahmad Khan spent much of his life either in the West or with close European friends, so he possessed a much greater knowledge of both the content of the natural sciences and the issues raised by their claims.
	www.dimery.com /articles/Islam_and_science/islam_and_science.html

	glossary
		The first editor was Muhammad al-Khidr Husayn and the present one is Ahmad al-Zayyat.
		Salim al Bishri (Maliki) Hasan al-Marsafi (shifi'i), and Yusuf al-Nabulsi (Hanbali).
		The Court was al-Muhhawil the chief of the hierarchy Da'i al Du'ah.
	www.islamic-council.org /lib/A%20Millennium%20of%20Muslim%20Learing/Glossary%20.html

	ARIJ Monthly Report on the Israeli Colonization Activities in the West Bank
		In Al- Maghazi refugee camp, the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) demolished the house of Murad Abu Rekab after forcing its family members to evacuate the house under the threat of weapons and causing a state of panic and fear to the children.
		The houses belong to: Jamal Al –Tawel, Khalid Al- Tawel and Hammad Abu Tah, not forgetting to mention the five houses that were partially demolished in the same district.
		In addition, the IOF bombed the house of the resident 'Abed Al –'Aziz Al- Saqa and razed a wide area of agricultural lands in Al-Qarara district cultivated with Orange trees.
	www.arij.org /paleye/monthley/march-03/index.htm

	Islamic and Arabic word definitions - Glossary of Terms specifically words starting with the letters A B and C
		This had its origins in the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College, founded in the last quarter of the 13th/19th century by Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan and open to Hindus as well as Muslims.
		Ahmadis believe that Jesus escaped from death on a cross and went to Srinagar where he died and was buried.
		To prevent confusion with other orders and religious groups, it is probably better to refer to the order as the Badawiyya.
	www.islamic-paths.org /Home/English/Glossary/ABC.htm

	Sufism
		In the 13th century Badawiyyah was founded in Egypt by Ahmad al-Badawi (1199-1276), who acquired a reputation for mysticism and the performance of miracles.
		An important order that came out of this context is Tidjaniyyah, which was founded in the 1780s by Ahmad al-Tidjani (d.1815) and which rejected many popular Sufi practices such as the adoration of saints.
		The execution (922) of al - Hallaj, who claimed mystical communion with God, is related to this second issue, and in later centuries some Sufis did indeed move to a theosophical monism (for example, Ibn Arabi, d.
	www.mb-soft.com /believe/txo/sufism.htm

	Collins collection
		UT 306 AHM : 'Abd al-Ghaffar Muhammad Ahmad and Harir, Sharif 'Abd Allah, al-Mujtama' al-rifi al-Sudani : 'Unsur harakatihi wa-ittijahatiha.
		UT 980 MAH : Muhammad Ahmad Mahjub, al-Hukumah al-mahalliyah : fi al-Sudan.
		UT 960 ABD : Ibrahim 'Abd al-Dafi', Ahmad al-Salawi, Muhammad Ibrahim Abu Salim &al., Tabaqat Wad Dayf Allah.
	www.smi.uib.no /bib/collins.html

	YAMA´A ISLAMICA DE AL-ANDALUS: ISLAM Y AL-ANDALUS
		1749); la Tiyaniyya, brote de la Jalwatiyya en Africa, fundada por Ahmad al-Tiyaní (1737-1815); los Idrisiyya, fundada por Ahmad Ibn Idrís (1760-183 7); y los Sanusíyya, fundada por Muhammad Ibn Ali as-Sanusí (1787-1859).
		Al hablar de los primeros sufíes (paradigmas de la "Gente del Camino"), las grandes obras de la primera época incluyen entre ellos sin hesitar a los grandes compañeros del Profeta, a la Gente de la Casa, para luego pasar a los más destacados entre los tabi’ún (la segunda generación) y posteriores.
		Podríamos aplicarla quizá al tema de la ascesis y la purificación, por una parte, y a la experiencia intima del aspirante por otra, pero no cabe designar con ese término a la monumental obra metafísica de un Ibn al-’Arabi o un Suhrauardi.
	www.islamyal-andalus.org /sept03/sufismo.htm

	Selected New Acquisitions in Arabic
		Hakim al-Arab, Zayid ibn Sultan Al Nahayyan / talif Khalid ibn Muhammad al-Qasimi ; taqdim wa-taqib wa-muraja al-Azaritah, Iskandariyah : al-Maktabah al-Jamiiyah, 2000.
		Abd al-Aziz Al Saud : mujizat al-asr wa-tahaddin fi al-sahra / al-idad wa-al-tawth# al-Tabah 1.
		al-Imam al-Husayn : imlaq al-fikr al-thawri : dirasah fi al-manhaj wa-al-masar / Muhammad Husayn Al# al-Tabah 1.
	www.lib.berkeley.edu /Collections/NearEast/ara0205.html

	Tanta
		Three annual festivals are held in Tanta in honor of Ahmad al-Badawi, a revered Muslim figure of the 13th cent., who is buried in a mosque in the city.
		A branch of Al Azhar Univ. (Cairo) is in Tanta.
		It is a cotton-ginning center and the main railroad hub of the delta.
	www.factmonster.com /id/A0847812

	Muslim Theology
		Again another is that of the Badawites, whose founder was Ahmad al-Badawi (d.
		One of the earliest of these seems to have been the fraternity of Qadirite darwishes, founded by Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani, who died in 561 at Baghdad, where pilgrimage is still made to his shrine.
		So, too, the Rifa'ite Fraternity was founded at Baghdad by Ahmad ar-Rifa'a in 576.
	www.muhammadanism.com /MacDonald/Development/p266.htm

	CNN.com - Yemeni pair charged in USS Cole bombing - May. 15, 2003
		Fahd Al-Quso and Jamal Mohammad Ahmad Ali Al-Badawi, both citizens of Yemen, were charged with 50 counts of terrorism offenses, including murder of U.S. nationals and murder of U.S. military personnel.
		The United States blames the al Qaeda terror network for the October 12, 2000, attack on the Cole, a guided-missile destroyer that was rammed by a dinghy packed with explosives during a refueling stop in Aden.
		A federal grand jury Thursday indicted two men with helping the al Qaeda terrorist group plan the October 2000 attack on the USS Cole, a move U.S. officials said was designed to speed their capture.
	www.cnn.com /2003/LAW/05/15/cole.bombing.charges/index.html

	The Ultimate Badawiyyah - American History Information Guide and Reference
		The Badawiyyah, Sufi tarika, was founded in the thirteenth century in Egypt by Ahmad al-Badawi (1199-1276).
	www.historymania.com /american_history/Badawiyyah

	Badawiyya - Wikipedia
		Jahrhundert von dem Ägypter Ahmad al-Badawi (1199-1276) gegründet.
		Die Badawiyya ist ein islamisch mystischer Sufi-Orden (Tariqa) und wurde im 13.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Badawiyya

	Sufismpage7 Orders
		Some orders were more fitting for the rural population, such as the Ahmadiyah (after Ahmad al-Badawi; died 1286) in Egypt.
	www.franzholzer.de /htmle/esufi7.htm

	Book Excerpt: A Popular Dictionary of Islam
		The Mawlid (q.v.) of al-Sayyid Ahmad al-Badawi is celebrated every year in Tanla with much festivity, ceremony and procession.
	bahai-library.org /excerpts/netton.html

	yashaykhmadad
		Qadir adrikni)!" and "O Ahmad al-Badawi give us support (Ya Badawi madad)!" they belong to the figurative
		Ahmad relates in his Musnad (4:217) that at the time of the greatest fitna of the Dajjal, when the Muslims will be
		Jawhar al- munazzam said that seeking help with the Prophet and other prophets and pious persons, is only a
	www.haqqaninaqshbandiuk.com /yashaykhmadad.html

	Two Charged In Cole Attack
		Fahd Al-Quso and Jamal Mohammad Ahmad Ali Al-Badawi, both citizens of Yemen, were charged with 50 counts of terrorism offenses, including murder of U.S. nationals and murder of U.S. military personnel.
		WASHINGTON A federal grand jury Thursday indicted two men with helping the al Qaeda terrorist group plan the October 2000 attack on the USS Cole, a move U.S. officials said was designed to speed their capture.
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	www.webprowire.com /summaries/487192.html

	Articles - Ahmad al-Badawi
		Sheikh Ahmed al-Badawi (or Seyyid Badawi) was a Muslim saint and founder of the Badawiyye Sufi order.
		He was born in Morocco and died in Tanta, Egypt.
	www.sewing-center.com /articles/Ahmad_al-Badawi

	Dr. Reuven Snir
		"The Zionist Vision and the Arabic Literature of Iraqi Jews: 'A Caravan from the Village' by Shalom Darwish," in: W. Harvey et al.
		"'Under the Patronage of Muhammad': Islamic Motifs in the Poetry of Jewish Writers from Iraq," in: T. Alexander et al.
	arabic.haifa.ac.il /staff/rsnir.html

	Asking Yaa Sheikh Madad
		Al-Subki, al-Qastallani in al-Mawahib al-laduniyya, al- Samhudi in Tarikh al-Madina, and al-Haythami in al-Jawhar al- munazzam said that seeking help with the Prophet and other prophets and pious persons, is only a means of imploring Allah for the sake of their dignity and honor (bi jahihim).
		This hadith ash-Sharif demolishes Wahhabism by the roots, for the Wahhabite book claims that the Ummat al- Muhammadiyya worship idols, that Muslim countries are full of idols, that tombs are idol-houses.
		It says that one also becomes a disbeliever by not believing that he who expects help or intercession at shrines is a disbeliever.
	www.ummah.com /Al_adaab/aqeedah/istighaatha.html

	Tanta
		Three annual festivals are held in Tanta in honor of Ahmad al-Badawi, a revered Muslim figure of the 13th cent., who is buried in a mosque in the city.
		A branch of Al Azhar Univ. (Cairo) is in Tanta.
		It is a cotton-ginning center and the main railroad hub of the delta.
	www.question.com /link/Tanta.html

	Ahmad Badawi
		The insignificant little Ahmad al-Badawi in the very heart of Fes, which is the treasury of knowledge, and all its scholars affirm the Path and are fair and seek blessing by it and some of them have themselves taken the Path.
		Mawlana Ahmad ibn 'Ajiba, and his brother Sidi al-Hashimi took from the brother in Allah, Sidi Muhammad Buzidi, may Allah be pleased with all of them.
		The Shaykh of Shaykhs, Sidi Ahmad Zarruq, may Allah be pleased and help us by him, said, "It is obligatory for us to submit to the people of the presence of Allah as long as they do not fall into something which is agreed upon to be haram.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/ABewley/badawiletter2.html

	Gesù nel Kashmîr : Italy imc
		Lista degli ultimi 10 commenti, pubblicati in modo anonimo da chi partecipa al newswire di Indymedia italia.
		Erode fa seguire i Magi, convinto di dover impedire l’ascesa d’un possibile erede legittimo al trono di Giudea.
		Si dice che il Cristo abbia voluto redimere le tribù ebraiche disperse al tempo dell’esilio babilonese e mai più tornate in patria.
	italy.indymedia.org /news/2004/06/566609.php

	Sufism & Tasawuff
		The great systems of philosophical mysticism elaborated by the philosophers al- Farabi RA and Ibn Sina RA gave a fresh impetus to and were exploited by this theosophic Sufism.
		The early development and formulation of the Sufi ideal and its broader techniques had taken place at the hands of the individual Sufis who were centres of limited and close circles of disciples.
		Later chains started going to Hazrath Ali RA, in most cases through Hasan al Basri RA The Naqshabandi order traced its genealogy to the first Caliph, Hazrath Abu Bakr RA, and the Suhrawardis traced their source of authority to the second Caliph, Hazrath Umar ibn al Khattab RA.
	www.soofie.saheb.org.za /sufism_&_tasawuff.htm

	Terrorism 2000/2001
		By year’s end, Yemeni authorities had arrested eight suspects, including Jamal Muhammad Ahmad Al-Badawi and Fahad Muhammad Ahmad Al-Quso, two of the alleged masterminds of the USS The Sullivans and the USS Cole attacks.
		Three individuals, Ibrahim Hussein Abdelhadi Eidarous, Adel Mohammed Abdul Almagid Abdul Bary, and Khaled Al Fawwaz, are being held in the United Kingdom and are expected to be extradited to stand trial in the Southern District of New York for their involvement in the 1998 bombings.
		It is believed that Marwan al Shehhi, who received flight training in the United States during the prior two years, took over controls of the aircraft, flying it toward New York City.
	www.fbi.gov /publications/terror/terror2000_2001.htm

	Financial Express
		Prime Minister Khaleda Zia also had a meeting with Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Al Badawi who also agreed to recruit manpower from Bangladesh.
		The foreign minister also said the US concern about extremism is not only related to Bangladesh, but also to the whole world, including America itself and Europe.
		AL to go for tough action on internal conflicts
	www.financialexpress-bd.com /index3.asp?cnd=6/18/2005§ion_id=2&newsid=1873&spcl=no

	Fons Vitae books ; Key to the Garden by Habib Ahmad Mashhur al-Haddad (Translated by Mostafa al-Badawi) ; Starlatch books ; Imam al-Haddad, Hamza Yusuf, Mostafa al-Badawi, Imam Nawawi
		Habib Ahmad Mashhur al-Haddad was widely acknowledged as among the leading scholars and spiritual masters of the twentieth century.
		He studied under many shaykhs, foremost among whom is the late Habib Ahmad Mashhur al-Haddad.
		He was born in a town in Hadramawt, in southern Arabia.
	www.fonsvitae.com /keygarden.html

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