Abd al-Haqq al-Badisi explained

Abd al-Haqq ibn Ismail al-Badisi (; died after 1322) was a Moroccan biographer, author of Arabic: Al-Maqsad al-sharif wa-al-manza al-latif fi tarif bi sulaha al-rif (The exalted resolve and the subtle object of the naming of the venerable inhabitants of the Rif),[1] [2] a book about the life of 48 Sufi saints of the Rif.[3]

References

  1. ed. Said Arab (Rabat, 1982), The third section of this work is translated by G.S. Colin in Archives marocaines 24 (1926)
  2. Encyclopedia: 1986. al-Bādisī. Encyclopaedia of Islam. Brill Publishers. Colin. G.S.. 1960. Leiden, Netherlands. 2nd. I. 860. 9004081143. Peri Bearman. Clifford Edmund Bosworth. Wolfhart Heinrichs. Bearman. P.. Bianquis. Th.. Bosworth. C.E.. van Donzel. E.. Heinrichs. W.P.. 10.1163/1573-3912_islam_SIM_0997.
  3. Book: Jonathan Glustrom Katz. Dreams, Sufism, and sainthood: the visionary career of Muhammad al-Zawâwî. 1 February 2012. 1996. BRILL. 978-90-04-10599-7. 235.

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