Jerusalemite trust in the path of the bonds of Maghreb Sufism Abu Madin Al-Ghouth as a model

Abstract

The Sufi presence in the Islamic world in general and the Maghreb in particular was a civilized and behavioral event, whose contents were related to taste and behavioral hypochondria on the issues of the nation and its stakes, especially those related to the defense of its lands and sanctities, and witness the saying here is the model of Imam Abu Madin Shuaib Al-Ghouth buried Tlemcen, who carried the banner of credit Al-Maqdisi with the bonds of Sufi resistance to suppress the Crusader tide in the land of Jerusalem, which culminated in the conquest of Jerusalem and the possession of a distinctive geography restricted in the name of the Moroccans Quarter.