The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (2496 page)
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T'ien-t'iao shu
(T'ai-p'ing text):
(T'ai-p'ing text):
T'ien wang
(four world protectors in Buddhism):
(four world protectors in Buddhism):
Tij
niy(y)a
.
niy(y)a.
Muslim
S
f
order (
ar
qa
) founded by Abu’l-‘Abb
s
A
mad
al-Tij
n
(1737–1815 (AH 1150–1230)). He was admitted to the
Q
diriy(y)a
(and other orders) before founding his own order, based on Fez, having received a direct commission from a vision of the Prophet Mu
ammad in the desert. Members of the order are called
a
b
b
(‘friends’), and are forbidden to join any other
ar
qa
(order), because their line of descent is directly from Mu
S
forder (arqa) founded by Abu’l-‘Abb
sA
madal-Tij
n(1737–1815 (AH 1150–1230)). He was admitted to theQ
diriy(y)a(and other orders) before founding his own order, based on Fez, having received a direct commission from a vision of the Prophet Mu
ammad in the desert. Members of the order are calleda
bb(‘friends’), and are forbidden to join any other
arqa(order), because their line of descent is directly from Mu
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