Limitation of Sufi Hagiographies

In Kitab al-Ibriz, the faqih Sidi Ahmed ibn al-Mubarak reports that his Shaykh the Idrissid sharif Sidi Abdellaziz Debbarh had him informed that the image of sainthood (wilaya) that is found in the Sufi hagiographies reflects to a high extent the mystic perspective of the saint on the account of his human character. For mystically minded hagiographers, who usually ignore the humanity of Sufis, the saint’s example had to conform to more widely accepted traditions and narratives. Sidi Abdellaziz rejects this approach and confirms that sainthood is more importantly a divine ascription free of any specific criteria. [Download]

Succession in Sufism

The spiritual succession is often represented as a tree: as it grows from a sapling to fully matured tree, it throws out branches, and these in turn sometimes develop still other, lesser branches. The same hold true for Sufi orders, but as time goes by the main...[More]  

Ideal Saints

To consider wilaya (sainthood) from the perspective of human experience, and not from some doctrinal ideal, one must first of all acknowledge that wilaya is a social phenomenon. In fact, the extraordinary is recognised in practice before it is defined in theory...[More]

Murabit Saints

A particularity of early Moroccan Sufism is a phenomenon called Maraboutism. Within two generations after the death of Sidna al-Imam, Mawlana Idriss al-Azhar (d. 213/798), Maliki Sufi jurists began systematically to introduce Malikism in the Moroccan countryside, first instituted in Fez by the Maliki ideologist Sidi Darras ibn Ismail (d. 357/942). This activity was part of a concerted effort by the ulama of North Africa to Islamise areas that were beyond the reach of the state and hence outside of the practical limits of the Shari'a...[More]

Ideal Saints

To consider wilaya (sainthood) from the perspective of human experience, and not from some doctrinal ideal, one must first of all acknowledge that wilaya is a social phenomenon. In fact, the extraordinary is recognised in practice before it is defined in theory. To restate this point in the terms used by Moroccan Sufis: if the nature of person's knowledge ('ilm) is revealed through one's actions ('amal), then the nature of a person's sainthood will also be revealed through the actions of the saint as experienced by others...[More]

Mohammedian Saints

Sufi doctrine emphasises that the reality (haqiqa) that constitutes Islam issued from the inner meaning of the Quran and the inner nature of the Prophet Sidna Mohammed (peace and blessing be upon him), who is at the origin of the silsila, or the chain of spiritual descent of every Sufi order. Upon his death, the prophetic function came to an end, but the saintly power (wilaya) continued and was transmitted through Sidna Ali ibn Abi Talib...[More]

Sharifian Saints

There are within Moroccan style of Islam three major types of legitimation: the Quran (including its extension by Hadith), the consensus of the community, and the line of succession. The Holy Book is repository of the divine word, publicly available, not incarnated in any one person, group, institution, or policy, and hence capable of...[More]

Mujahid Saints

There are some of the zawiyas where the shaykhs resisted the invaders and did jihad with weapons or the pen or the tongue.  It is not our aim to examine all the mujahidun Awliya here. We simply want to provide some evidence for those who say that not all the Sufi orders submitted to colonialists. These are but a few of the Sufi Shaykhs among those who liberated the Moroccan coasts...[More]

Scholarly Saints

The Moroccan Sufi zawaya (lodges or headquarters) provided numerous services for neighbouring communities. In times of political turmoil, for instance, they served as communal granaries; peasants often left their crops in nearby zawaya for safekeeping, to prevent their seizure by marauding nomads or looters...[More]

Charitable Saints

The Moroccan Sufi zawaya (lodges or headquarters) provided numerous services for neighbouring communities. In times of political turmoil, for instance, they served as communal granaries; peasants often left their crops in nearby zawaya for safekeeping, to prevent their seizure by marauding nomads or looters...[More]

Sultans and Sufis

The fate of Moroccan Sufism has since the Almoravid era, been closely connected to remarkable individuals whose achievements were praised in hagiographical literature. The Sufi Master Sidi Waggag ibn Zallu al-Lamti (d. 445/1030), disciple of Sidi Abu Imran al-Fasi (d. 430/1015)...[More]

Pan ties of Moroccan Qadiri-Shadhili orders

The Qadiriya Sufi Order, so named after Shaykh Moulay Abdellqadir Jilani (d. 561/1166), occupies a pre-eminent place in Moroccan Sufism. Although its organisational structure came into prominence several decades after the death of the Shaykh...[More]

Hagiography Bank /by Date

Records of Morocco's Most Noted Sufis

The Concealed Pole, Seal of Saints, Sidna Shaykh, Mawlana Abul Abbas Ahmed Tijani al-Hassani  
“The bounties that flow from the Prophet (saw) are received by the natures of the prophets, and everything that flows and emerges from the natures of the Prophets is received by my own nature, and from me it is distributed to all creatures."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  1. Imam Moulay Idriss al-Akbar (d. 177/762)
  2. Imam Moulay Idriss al-Azhar (d. 213/798)
  3. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ismail al-Maghribi (d. 299/911)
  4. Moulay Abu Said Bousalham (d. 343/923)
  5. Sidi Abul Qacim Jabrullah al-Andalusi (d. ca 340/925) 
  6. Sidi Ibn Shiba al-Fasi (d. ca 349/934)
  7. Sidi al-Ghazi ibn al-Futuh al-Fasi (d. after 350/961)
  8. Sidi Darras ibn Ismail (d. 357/942)
  9. Sidi Boujida al-Yazghi (d. 365/950)
  10. Sidi Yaala ibn Muslin Ragragi
  11. Sidi Ahmed ibn Mohammed Talamanki (d. 429/1038)
    12.
  12. Sidi Abu Imran al-Fasi (d. 430/1015)
  13. Sidi Waggag ibn Zallu al-Lamti (d. 445/1030)
  14. Sidi Abdellah ibn Yassin Jazouli (d. 451/1036)
  15. Sidi Ibn al-Rayuli (d. 451/1036)
  16. Sidi Ibn Saadun al-Qayrawani (d. 485/1092)
    17.
  17. Sidi Abdellaziz Tounsi (d. 468/1053)
  18. Sidi Abu Jaafar Ishaq Amghar (d. 475/1060)
  19. Moulay Abu Abdellah Amghar (d. after 475/1060)
  20. Sidi Shiker ibn Yaala Dukkali (d. before 475/1060)
  21. Sidi Abu Abdellah ar-Ragragi (d. 480/1065)
  22. Sidi Abul Fadl ibn Nahwi (d. 513/1098)
  23. Sidi Ibrahim al-Luwati Sabti (Ibn al-Fasi d. 513/1098)
  24. Sidi Mohammed ibn Tumart (d. 524/1130)  
  25. Sidi Ahmed Ibn al-Arif Tanji (d. 536/1121)
  26. Sidi Abul Hakam ibn Barrajan Ishbili (d. 536/1121)
  27. Sidi Abu Zakariyya al-Maligi
  28. Sidi Abdelljalil ibn Wayhan (d. 541/1126)
  29. Sidi Abul Fadl ibn Ahmed Sijilmasi (d. 542/1127)
  30. Sidi Abu Bakr ibn al-Arabi (d. 543/1128)
  31. Sidi Qadi Abul Fadl Iyyad (d. 544/1129)
  32. Sidi Abderrahman al-Balawi Labbasi (d. 545/1130)
  33. Sidi Bannour ibn Wakris al-Mashanzai (d. 550/1135)
  34. Sidi Yusuf ibn Ali al-Mubtala (d. 593/1178)
  35. Sidi Omar ibn Tsuli al-Mashanzai (d. 595/1144)
  36. Sidi Abul Hassan Ali ibn Harzihim (d. 559/1144)
  37. Sidi Abu Abdellah Mohammed Daqqaq
  38. Moulay Boushayb as-Sarya (d. 561/1146)
  39. Sidi Ali Boughaleb Qurashi (d. 568/1153)
  40. Sidi Abdelkhaliq ibn Yassin Daghughi (d. 571/1156)
  41. Sidi Abu Yaaza Yalnour (d. 572/1157)
  42. Sidi Yakhlif ibn Khazzar al-Awrabi (d. 572/1157)
    43.
  43. Sidi Abu Dawud Muzahim (d. 578/1163)
  44. Sidi Abu Khazr al-Awrabi al-Fasi (d. 578/1163)
  45. Sidi Abderrahman Souheili (d. 581/1166)
  46. Sidi Abderrazaq Jazouli (d. 592/1177)
  47. Sidi Abu Madyan al-Ghawt (d. 594/1179)
  48. Sidi Abu Ibrahim Ismail Ou Gmaten (595/1180)
  49. Sidi Omar ibn Tsuli al-Mashanzai (d. 595/1180)
  50. Sidi Abu Abdelkhaliq Amghar (d. 614/1199)
  51. Sidi Abul Abbas Sabti (d. 6o1/1186)
  52. Moulay Abdessalam ibn Mashish (d. 622/1207)
  53. Sidi Abu Salih Mohammed Majiri (d. 631/1216)
  54. Sidi Malik Hassun Baqquwi (d. after 631/1216)
  55. Sidi Salih Haskouri al-Fasi (d. 633/1218)
  56. Sidi Mohammed ibn Harazem (d. 633/1218)
  57. Sidi Muhyi'd-Diin ibn Arabi (d. 636/1221)
  58. Sidi Tajuddin Ahmed Sharishi Slawi (d. 641/1226)
  59. Sidi Ibrahim ibn Aissa Muzahim (d. 650/1235)
  60. Sidi Abul Hassan Shadhili (d. 656/1241)
  61. Sidi Abul Hassan Shushtari (d. 668/1253)
  62. Sidi Ahmed Badawi al-Fasi (d. 675/1260)
  63. Sidi Mohammed ibn Moussa al-Mazali (d. 683/1268)
  64. Sidi Abd an-Nur Amrani (b. 685/1270)
  65. Sidi Abdelhaq ibn Sab'in (d. 669/1254)
  66. Sidi Sharafuddin al-Busairi Sanhaji (697/1282)
  67. Sidi Ahmed ibn al-Banna Murrakuchi (d. 741/1326)
  68. Sidi Ahmed ibn Achir (d. 764/1349)
  69. Sidi Lisan ad-Din al-Khatib (d. 776/1356)
  70. Sidi Ahmed Ibn Abbad ar-Rundi (d. 792/1377)
  71. Moulay Ali Shrif Alawi (d. 847/1432)
  72. Sidi Mohammed Amghar Saghir (d. 850/1435)
  73. Sidi Mohammed Attar Zerhouni (d. 860/1445)
  74. Sidi Mohammed b. Sulayman al-Jazouli (d. 869/1454)
  75. Sidi Abul Fadl al-Yabouri Slawi (d. 869/1454)
  76. Sidi Ahmed Zarruq al-Fasi (d. 899/1484)
  77. Sidi Mohammed Zaytouni (d. after 900/1485)
  78. Sidi Ali Salih al-Andalusi (d. 903/1488)
  79. Sidi Abdellaziz Tabba'a (d. 914/1499)
  80. Sidi Ali ibn Maymun al-Fasi (d. 917/1502)
  81. Sidi Mohammed Sughayyir Sahli (d. 918/1503)
  82. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ghazi (d. 919/1504)
  83. Sidi Mohammed b. Yajbash Tazi (d. 920/1505)
  84. Sidi Mhammed Ou Mbarek Aqqawi (d. 924/1509)
  85. Sidi Aissa Misbahi (928/1513)
  86. Sidi Mohammed al-Hadi ben Aissa (d. 933/1518)
  87. Sidi Abdellah Ghazwani (d. 935/1520)
  88. Sidi Abdelkarim al-Fallah (d. 933/1518)
  89. Sidi Rahhal al-Kush (d. after 945/1530)
  90. Sidi Ahmed Hassani Fasi (d. 950/1535)
    91.
  91. Sidi Mohammed ibn Mohammed Qadiri (d. 950/1535)
  92. Sidi Abderrahman ben Raysoun (d. 950/1535)
  93. Sidi Yusuf ibn al-Hassan Talidi (d. 950/1535)
  94. Sidi Ali Dawar Sanhaji (d. 950/1535)
  95. Sidi Ali Shali Sarifi (d. after 950/1535)
  96. Sidi Ali ibn Ibrahim Bouzidi (d. 956/1541)
  97. Sidi Mohammed ibn Khajju (d. 956/1541)
  98. Sidi Abu Ruwayin Belmahjoub (d. before 960/1545)
  99. Sidi Abdellah al-Habti (d. 963/1548)
  100. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ali Shutaybi (d. 963/1548)
  101. Sidi Mohammed Taleb Hawari (d. 964/1549)
  102. Sidi Ali ben Raysoun (d. 963/1548)
  103. Sidi Abdelwarit al-Yaslouti (d. 970/1555)
  104. Sidi Moussa ibn Ali Wazzani (d. 970/1555)
  105. Sidi Abu Amr al-Qastali (d. 974/1559)
  106. Moulay Abderrahman al-Majdoub (d. 976/1561)
  107. Sidi Abdellah ibn Hussein Amghari (d. 977/1562)
  108. Sidi al-Haj Ali al-Baqqal Aghsawi (d. 980/1565)
  109. Sidi Radwan ibn Abdellah al-Janwi (d. 991/1576)
  110. Sidi Ahmed ou Moussa Samlali (d. 991/1576)
  111. Sidi Abdellah ibn Ibrahim Fahham (d. 939/1524)
  112. Sidi Mohammed Bouchta Khammar (d. 997/1582)
  113. Sidi Mohammed Ghumari Maliqi Fasi (d. 998/1583)
  114. Sidi Mohammed Bou'abid Sharqi (d. 1010/1495)
  115. Sidi Abul Mahasin Yusuf al-Fasi (d. 1013/1598)
  116. Sidi Ahmed al-Habib Rundi al-Fasi (d. 1013/1598)
    117.
  117. Sidi Abdellah Benhassoun Kahlidi (d. 1013/1598
  118. Sidi Ahmed Shawi al-Fasi (d. 1014/1599)
  119. Sidi Mhammed ibn Ali ben Raysoun (d. 1018/1603)
  120. Sidi Ibn al-Zubayr Misbahi Shawi (d. 1018/1603)
  121. Sidi Abu Bakr Majjati Dilai (d. 1021/1606)
  122. Sidi Ali ibn Ahmed Karfiti Sarsari (d. 1027/1612)
  123. Sidi Abderrahman al-Fasi (d. 1027/1612)
  124. Sidi Abdelwahid Ibn Achir al-Fasi (d. 1040/1625)
  125. Sidi Mohammed Ibn Abi Bakr Dilai (d. 1046/1631)
  126. Sidi Ahmed Ibn Ali Susi al-Hashtouki (d. 1046/1631)
  127. Sidi al-Arbi ibn Yusuf al-Fasi (d. 1052/1637)
  128. Sidi Mohammad al-Arabi al-Fasi (d. 1052/1637)
  129. Sidi Mohammed ibn Atiyya al-Fasi (d. 1052/1637)
  130. Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah Ma'in (d. 1062/1647)
  131. Sidi Ahmed ibn Iyyad Sayeh al-Fasi (d. 1076/1661)
  132. Sidi Miyyara al-Fasi (d. 1082/ 1667)
  133. Sidi Qacem Khassasi (d. 1083/1668)
  134. Sidi Mhammed ibn Nasir Dar'i (d. 1085/1670)
  135. Moulay Abdellah Sharif Wazzani (d. 1089/1674)
  136. Sidi al-Arbi al-Fashtali (d. 1090/1675)
  137. Sidi Abu Salim Abdellah Ayyashi (d. 1091/1676)
  138. Sidi Abdellqadir al-Fasi (d. 1091/1676)
  139. Sidi al-Hassan ibn Masoud al-Yusi (d. 1102/1687)
  140. Sidi Ahmed Hajji Slawi (d. 1103/1688)
  141. Sidi Mohammed al-Mahdi al-Fasi (d. 1109/1694)
  142. Sidi Ahmed Qadiri Yamani (d. 1113/1689)
  143. Sidi Mohammed al-Khayyat Ruq’i (d. 1115/1700)
  144. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdellah Wazzani (d. 1120/1705)
  145. Sidi Ahmed Ben Abdellah Ma'in (d. 112o/17o5)
  146. Sidi Omar ibn Mohammed al-Hawwari (d. 1125/1719)
  147. Sidi Ahmed Ben Nasir Dar'i al-Fasi (d. 1129/1714)
  148. Sidi Tuhami ibn Mohammed Wazzani (d. 1127/1712)
  149. Sidi Mansour ibn Ahmed al-Habibi (d. 1129/1714)
  150. Sidi Mohammed al-Lahwaj (d. 1129/1714)
  151. Sidi Ahmed Ben Nasir Dar'i (d. 1129/1714)
  152. Sidi Mohammed al-Haj Bouarraqiya (d. 1130/1715)
  153. Sidi Ali ben Hamdush Alami (d. 1131/1716)
  154. Moulay Abdellaziz ibn Masoud Debbarh (d. 1132/1717)
  155. Sidi Mohammed al-Murabit Sijilmasi (d. 1140/1725)
  156. Sidi Ahmed Ibn Moubarak al-Lamti (d. 1156/1741)
  157. Sidi Mohammed ibn Faqih Hassani (d. after 1163/1748)
  158. Sidi Abdellah ibn Abi Talib Kattani (d. 1163/1748)
  159. Sidi Ahmed ibn Mohammed  Sqalli (d. 1177/1762)
  160. Sidi Lmaati ibn Salih Sharqi (d. 1180/1765)
  161. Sidi Tayyeb ibn Mohammed Wazzani (d. 1181/1766)
  162. Sidi Ali ibn al-Arbi Saqqat al-Fasi (d. 1181/1766)
  163. Sidi Yusuf Ben Nasir Dar'i (d. 1187/1772)
  164. Sidi Abdellah ibn al-Arbi al-Fasi (d. 1188/1778)
  165. Sidi Ali al-Jamal Amrani (d. 1193/1778)
  166. Sidi Abul Mawahib Abdelwahhab Tazi (d. 1198/1783)
  167. Sidi Ahmed Tawwash Tazi (d. 1206/1791)
  168. Sidi Mohammed at-Tawdi ibn Souda (d. 1209/1794)
  169. Sidi Mohammed ibn al-Arabi Tazi (d. 1210/1795)
  170. Sidi Abul Qacem al-Wazir (d. 1213/1798)
  171. Sidi Ali Harazem Berrada al-Fasi (d. 1218/1803)
  172. Sidi Ahmed ibn Ajiba (d. 1224/1809)
  173. Sidi Mohammed Bouzidi (d. 1229/1814)
  174. Sidi Ali ibn Yusuf Ben Nasir Dar'i (d. 1234/1819)
  175. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdessalam Dar'i (d. 1239/1824)
  176. Moulay al-Arbi Darqawi (d. 1239/1824)
  177. Sidi al-Haj Mohammed al-Khayyat (d. 1241/1826)
  178. Sidi Ibrahim ibn Abdellaziz al-Khayyat (d. 1241/1826)
  179. Sidi al-'Hafid ibn 'Adduwa (d. 1245/1830)
  180. Sidi Mohammed al-Ghali Boutaleb (d. 1244/1829)
  181. Sidi Qacem ben Rahmun (d. 1249/1834)
  182. Sidi Ahmed ibn Idriss al-Fasi (d. 1252/1837)
  183. Sidi Tayyeb ibn Mohammed Kattani (d. 1253/1838)
  184. Sidi Tayyeb Sefyani al-Fasi (d. 1259/1844)
  185. Sidi Mohammed al-Harraq (d. 1261/1846)
  186. Sidi Ahmed ibn Abdelmumin Bensidiq (d. 1262/1847)
  187. Sidi Qaddur Alami Meknasi (d. 1265/1850)
  188. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ahmed Kardudi (d. 1268/1853)
  189. Sidi Abdelwahhab ibn 'Ahmar al-Fasi (d. 1269/1854)
  190. Sidi al-Hassan Bennani (d. 1271/1856)
  191. Sidi Abdelwahid ibn Allal Debbarh (d. 1271/1856)
  192. Sidi Abi Zayyan Ahmed Laghrisi (d. 1271/1856)
  193. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abi Nasr Alawi (d. 1273/1858)
  194. Sidi Mohammed ibn al-Ghali Ayyub (d. 1273/1858)
  195. Sidi Ahmed Badawi Zwitan al-Fasi (d. 1275/1860)
  196. Sidi Ahmed Taghi Hamdawi (d. 1275/1860)
  197. Sidi Mohammed Hafyan Akhmish (d. 1277/1862)
  198. Sidi Abu Bakr ibn Mohammed Bennani (d. 1284/1869)
  199. Sidi Ahmed ibn Tayyeb Sefyani (d. 1285/1870)
  200. Sidi Abdelwahid ibn Badawi Bennani (d. 1285/1870)
  201. Sidi Mohammed Bu-Tarbush Debbarh (d. 1285/1870)
  202. Sidi Omar Bensouda (d. 1285/1870)
  203. Sidi Abderrahman ibn Tayyeb Darqawi (d. 1287/1872)
  204. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdewahid Kattani (d. 1289/1874)
  205. Sidi Mohammed ibn Masoud al-Fasi (d. 1289/1874)
  206. Sidi Mohammd ibn Qacem Fanjiru (d. 1289/1874)
  207. Sidi Ibrahim in Mohammed Sqali (d. 1289/1874)
  208. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdelhafid Debbarh (d. 1291/1876)
  209. Sidi Mohammed Akansous (d. 1294/1879)
  210. Sidi Iyyashi ibn al-Makki Noushma'a (d. 1294/1879)
  211. Sidi Mohammed Taleb Bensouda (d. 1294/1879)
  212. Sidi Lakhdiyyar ibn Qadur Shaj'i (d. 1295/1880)
  213. Sidi Abdelkarim ibn ar-Rida Wazzani (d. 1295/1880)
  214. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ibrahim Ribati (d. 1297/1882)
  215. Sidi Abdessalam ibn Ali Benraysun (d. 1299/1884)
  216. Sidi Said ibn Mohammed Susi (d. 1300/1885)
  217. Sidi Mohammed al-Khulti Ribati (d. 1302/1887)
  218. Sidi Salih ibn Lmaati Tadlawi (d. 1309/1894)
  219. Sidi Mohammed Alawi Lamdaghri (d. 1309/1894)
  220. Sidi Mohammd ibn al-Arbi Sayeh (d. 1309/1894)
  221. Sidi Zayn 'Abidin ibn Abi Bakr Bennani (d.  1310/1895)
  222. Sidi Abdellqadir ibn Ahmed ibn Ajiba (d. 1313/1898)
  223. Sidi Mohammed al-Habri Azzawi (d. 1313/1898)
  224. Sidi al-Ghali ibn al-Hassan al-Ghirari (d. 1313/1898)
  225. Sidi Abdessalam ibn Mohamed Bennani (d. 1313/1898)
  226. Sidi Ibrahim ibn Mohammed Tadili (d. 1314/1899)
  227. Sidi Mohammed ibn Maluk Kandari (d. 1316/1901)
  228. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ahmed Ghiyati (d. 1318/1903)
  229. Sidi Ahmed Bensouda al-Muri (d. 1321/1906)
  230. Sidi Abdellaziz ibn Ahmed Debbarh Haz (d. 1321/1906)
  231. Sidi Abdelghani ibn Abdesalam 'Hjiyyaj (d. 1323/1908)
  232. Sidi Mohammed Maa' al-Aynayn (d. 1325/1910)
  233. Sidi Mhammed Gennoun (d. 1326/1911)
  234. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdelkabir Kattani (d. 1327/1912)
  235. Sidi Ali ibn Ahmed Susi Darqawi Ilighi (d. 1328/1913)
  236. Sidi Mohammed ibn Moussa Hamdawi (d. 1328/1913)
  237. Sidi Abdessalam ibn Mohamed Huwari (d. 1328/1913)
  238. Sidi Abdelkabir ibn Mohammed Kattani (d. 1333/1918)
  239. Sidi Mohammed ibn Allal Wazzani (d. 1335/1920)
  240. Sidi Ahmed al-Hiba ibn Ma' al-Aynayn (d. 1336/1921)
  241. Sidi Ahmed ibn Abi Bakr Ben Nasir (d. 1337/1922)
  242. Sidi Mohammed ibn Masoud Debbarh (d. 1340/1925)
  243. Sidi Mohammed Bennani Diwan (d. 1341/1926)
  244. Sidi Mhammed ibn Abdelwahid Lahlou (d. 1341/1926)
  245. Sidi Mohamed ibn Abdesalam Benabbud (d. 1341/1926)
  246. Sidi Mhammed ibn Ali al-Murrakushi (d. 1345/1930)
  247. Sidi Ali ibn Ahmed Shaqur Alami (d. before 1345/1930)
  248. Sidi Mohammed ibn Jaafar Kattani (d. 1345/1930)
  249. Sidi al-Hassan ibn Mohammed al-Kuhan (d. 1347/1932)
  250. Sidi Mohammed ibn Tuhami Attar (d. 1347/1932)
  251. Sidi Abderrahman ibn Tayyeb Darqawi (d. 1346/1933)
  252. Sidi Abdellaziz ibn Mohammed Bennani (d. 1346/1934)
  253. Sidi Abdelkarim ibn Tayyeb Darqawi (d. 1346/1934)
  254. Sidi Abdelkarim ibn al-Arbi Bennis (d. 1350/1937)
  255. Sidi Abdelkabir ibn Hachim Kattani (d. 1350/1937)
  256. Sidi Mohammed ibn Idriss Qadiri (d. 1350/1937)
  257. Sidi Mohammed Lamqaddam Khassasi (d. 1351/1938)
  258. Sidi Ahmed ibn Jilani Amghari (d. 1352/1939)
  259. Sidi Fath'Allah ibn Abi Bakr Bennani (d. 1353/1940)
  260. Sidi Mohammed Bensidiq Hassani (d. 1354/1939)
  261. Sidi Ahmed ibn Jilani Amghari (d. 1352/1939)
  262. Sidi 'Haddu ibn Abdelhadi Bensouda  (d. 1354/1939)
  263. Sidi Mohammed ibn Yusuf Bensouda (d. 1355/1940)
  264. Sidi Ahmed Skirej al-Fasi (d. 1366/1940)
  265. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ahmed Hajjami (d. 1362/1947)
  266. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ali Wakili  (d. 1363/1948)
  267. Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah (d. 1364/1949)
  268. Sidi Habib ibn Abderrahman Darqawi (d. 1365/1950)
  269.  Sidi Ahmed ibn Qacem Khamsi (d. 1365/1950)
  270. Sidi Mohammed al-'Hajuji Hassani (d. 1371/1952)
  271. Sidi Taher ibn Mohammed Manjra (d. 1367/1952)
  272. Sidi Siddiq ibn Mohammed Alawi (d. 1368/1953)
  273. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdelwahid Nadhifi (d. 1370/1951)
  274. Sidi Mohammed Lahjuhu al-Fasi (d. 1371/1952)
  275. Sidi Tayea ibn al-Mokhtar Manjra (d. 1371/1952)
  276. Sidi al-Makki ibn Abdellah Sbai Hassani (d. 1372/1953)
  277. Sidi Mohammed ibn Ali Tadili (d. 1372/1953)
  278. Sidi Mohammed ibn Abdelhay Kattani (d. 1382/1962)
  279. Sidi Mohammed al-Mokhtar Susi (d. 1378/1963)
  280. Sidi Mohammed ibn al-Habib Filali (d. 1386/1972)
  281. Sidi Mohammed Laqmari (d. 1415/2000)
  282. Sidi Belahssen Janki Susi (d. 1419/2004)
  283. Sidi Mohammed ibn Alawi Debbarh (d. 1417/2006)
The Concealed Pole, Seal of Saints, Sidna Shaykh, Mawlana Ahmed ibn Mohammed Tijani al-Hassani (may Allah sanctify his secrets)
“The bounties that flow from the Prophet (saw) are received by the natures of the prophets, and everything that flows and emerges from the natures of the Prophets is received by my own nature, and from me it is distributed to all creatures..