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Jazuliyya
The Jazuliyya was a Sufi tradition of Morocco that grew from the teaching of Muhammad al-Jazuli (d. c. 1465), author of the prayer book Dala'il al-Khayrat, within the wider Shadhili lineage. Its lodges spread across the Sus and southern Morocco, combining devotion to the Prophet with veneration of his descendants, the sharifs. Jazuli brotherhoods gave early support to the Saadi sharifs in their holy war against the Portuguese.
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