A Sufi Movement was Emerged From Palestine to East Africa: Yashrutiyya and Exile of his Founder Shaikh Nuraddin Ali to Rhodes Island
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- İstanbul Üniversitesi İlahiyat Fakültesi Dergisi
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The new branches of the classic orders was spread in the Islamic World. One of the sub-branches of Shadhaliya is Yashrutiyya. The founder Sheikh Ali Nureddin who was originally Tunisian, was rather effective in the Palestinian territories. Among the east Africans disciples of this branch, they were spread from Somalia to South Africa. Currently, the region is where the most common. The Ottoman Empire was followed closely in the period Shaikh Ali Nuraddin and was imprisoned to the island of Rhodes for a while and was released allowing to return to Palestine.
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Abstract (Original Language):
19. yüzyılda İslam dünyasında klasik tarikatların yeni kolları ortaya çıktı. Bunlardan birisi de Şazeliye tarikatının alt kollarından birisi Yeşrutiye'dir. Aslen Tunuslu olan kurucusu Şeyh Ali Nureddin daha ziyade Filistin bölgesinde etkili oldu. Müritleri arasında bulunan Doğu Afrikalılar bu kolu Somali'den Güney Afrika'ya kadar olan bölgede yaydılar. Halen en yaygın olduğu bölge burasıdır. Osmanlı Devleti bir dönem Şeyh Ali Nureddin'i yakın takibe aldı ve bir müddet Rodos adasına hapsettiyse de daha sonra serbest bırakarak Filistin'e dönmesine müsaade etti.
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