Marabout - Wikipedia Today, marabout means "saint" in the Berber languages and in general refers to Sufi Muslim teachers who head a lodge or school called a zāwiya associated with a specific school or tradition, called a ṭarīqah "way, path" (Arabic: طريقه)
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What are Marabouts and Who Were the Seven Saints of Marrakesh? The word ‘Marabout’ is broadly defined as a “ Muslim religious leader and teacher, and even a scholar of the Qur’an ” Nowadays, a Marabout is most closely associated with the term of a ‘saint’, and they are usually connected with Sufism
MARABOUT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary It is impossible to understand African politics without studying the secret world of marabouts and magic African immigrants have brought in their own marabouts to banish evil spirits The work is done on behalf of a local marabout and the proceeds go to support local schools
Marabouts | Encyclopedia. com Marabout (Arabic murabit, literally, "the tied one") refers in North Africa to saints or holy persons, living or dead, reputed to serve as intermediaries in securing Allah 's blessings (Arabic baraka ) for their clients and supporters The term also refers to their shrines
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