An Islamic mystical sect (tariqa) founded by Tijānī (1737-1815). Tijānī was a Berber who originally belonged to the Khalvati sect, but at the end of the 18th century he founded a new Tijāni sect, which spread to Morocco, Algeria, and other areas. In the 19th century, this sect in North Africa generally adopted a moderate and compromising attitude under French colonial rule. However, in the mid-19th century, Tijānī's disciple, the Senegalese Hadj 'Umar, spread the sect to various parts of West Africa, including Nigeria, Guinea, Mali, and Côte d'Ivoire. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ティジャーニーTijānī(1737‐1815)を創立者とするイスラム神秘主義教団(タリーカ)。ティジャーニーはベルベル人で,当初ハルワティー教団に属していたが,18世紀末に新しくティジャーニー教団を創設し,教団はモロッコ,アルジェリア方面などに広がった。北アフリカにおけるこの教団は,19世紀にフランスの植民地支配のもとでは概して穏健で妥協的態度をとった。しかし,ティジャーニーの弟子でセネガル人であるハジ・ウマルは19世紀中ごろに,この教団をナイジェリア,ギニア,マリ,コートジボアールなどの西アフリカの各地に広めた。
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