Shazeliyah from establishment day up to now

Author:
Morteza Khosroshahi
Level:
Ph.D
Subject(s):
Sufism and Islamic mysticism
Language:
Farsi
Faculty:
Faculty of Mysticism
Publisher:
URD Press
Supervisor(s):
Mohmmad Javad shams
Advisor(s):
Reza Elahi Manesh

Shazeliyah is one of the most popular Sufi casts in northern Africa which has attracted plenty of Muslim fans. Abol Hasan Shazely has had a major contribution in Sufism in his era with establishing a new cast in early seventh century. He had criticized the philosophy and logic of Sufians in subjects including Rohbaniat, Tabattol, austere, scale of theosophy intuition, Sufians interpretation of pantheism, religious tasks downfall, Sufians clothing and etc. He started his reformation by founding a new logic and path of behavior. He has introduced his philosophy and got people, Sufism dignitaries in particular, to know about Shazeliah cast by visiting too many of them and having a lot of journeys around the globe, Resulting in receiving a lot of endorsement from them in such a way it has become a column of Sufism. Some forty students of him spread his words through the society after his death, including his first class student Abol Abbas Morsi who was his vicar, Ebn Ataollah Sekandari, Ebn Ajibeh and Ahmad al Zawraq who was the founder of Zawraqiah branch. In fact Shazely could be known as a student of two most popular sufi leaders in his era: Ahmad Rofaee and Abdol Ghader Gilani, therefore shazeliah path could be counted as a branch of Maroofiah. During a long period of time lots of issues have influenced this path. Were More than hundred branches have been born from it, In addition to changes that have occurred to Shazeliah behavior principles and opinions. Some principles of Shazeliah are: Sahv method, rule of choosing work and job, keep balance and not to fall in extremism, obeying religious commands, avoid odd works, to act with love and piety, avoiding overbearing austere and etc. The most important branches of Shazeliah are: Darqaniah, Vazaniah, Alaviah, Azmiah, Sanousiah and Marimiah.