Al-Sayyid
al-Sheikh
Muhammad al-Tayyib
(b. 1255 H. in Algeria – d. 1313 H. in Damascus)
Muhammad al-Tayyib
(b. 1255 H. in Algeria – d. 1313 H. in Damascus)
He was Muhammad al-Tayyib
al-Dillisi al-Maliki ibn Muhammad al-Mubarak
ibn Muhammad al-Dillisi al-Qayrawani, whose lineage goes back to
Mawlana Idris, the founder of the city of
Fas and great grandson of sayyiduna al-Hasan Sibt Rasul
Allah (sall Allah-u `aleyhi wa sallam).
Location of his maqam:
Near Jami` al-Ra'is in Mazza.
With him is buried one of his students.
The tomb is in a private home next to what was previously a mosque named after him, where he used to teach. The original mosque was demolished to give way to presidential buildings for the Asad family.
Reference:
[bmk ziarat 2004, 2006]
Tomb stone of al-Sayyid al-Sheykh Muhammad al-Tayyib - qaddasa Allahu sirrahu - in Mazza.
(Photo: JK/Ziarat 2006)
Tomb of al-Sayyid al-Sheykh Muhammad al-Tayyib - qaddasa Allahu sirrahu - in Mazza.
(Photo: OZ/Ziarat 2006)
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