Enigmatic Saint: Ahmad Ibn Idris and the Idrisi Tradition

Michel Chodkiewicz · Rex S. O'Fahey

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Neo-Sufism and Ibn Idris the Moroccan years the unknown years the final years the Idrisi tradition and the Idrisi family al-Sanusi and al-Mirghani Ibrahim al-Rashid and the Rashidi tradition the Idrisi tradition Ibn Idris, towards an intellectual portrait.

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