Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978]

Name: Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978]
Author: Serigne Dame Ndiaye

İsim	Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978]
Yazar	Serigne Dame Ndiaye
Basım Tarihi:	1978
Basım Yeri	Senegal, Africa -
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,wol
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Evet
Sayfa Sayısı	74
Kütüphane:	Britanya Kütüphanesi - Tehlike Altındaki Arşivler Programı (EAP)
Kayıt Numarası	EAP334/11/1
Lokasyon	Boston University
Tarih	1978
Notlar	The materials copied include (1) a eulogy dedicated to Cheikh Massamba Mbacke, the youngest brother of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba who is said to have vocalized most of the writings of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, (2) a eulogy dedicated to Cheikh Massamba Mbacke's first son Serigne Modou Faty Khary Mbacke, and (3) tributes to the key members of the family (both men and women). Cheikh Massamba Mbacke is referred to in the manuscript as "The Doctor" because of his healing powers and his work in spreading Muridiyya. The materials also underscore the achievements of Cheikh Modou Faty Khary Mbacke, who followed his father's step after his death in building schools and expanding Muridiyya in Africa, especially in Gabon, Brazzaville, and Mauritania) and in Europe, particularly in Belgium and France. The manuscript also celebrates the lives of some women (Sokhna Anta Dia, Sokhna Maguette Mbacke, Sokhna Nogoye Kane, and Sokhna Sokhna Diop, among others) who embodied the values of ideal Murid mothers, wives, and educators. Physical characteristics of original material: There are some stains in the manuscript, but all the pages are readable. 1 unbound paper manuscript of 74 pages. Based on the interview with the owner, the poem was written in 1978. Author: Serigne Dame Ndiaye. Scribe: Serigne Dame Ndiaye. Language: Wolof (with some Arabic, especially in the opening and ending formulae). Script of material: Wolof Ajami (Wolofal).
Atıf	Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978], British Library, EAP334/11/1, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP334-11-1
Yazı sistemleri	Arabic
Atıf koşulları	Except as otherwise permitted under your national copyright law this material may not be copied or distributed further
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Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978]

Yazar Serigne Dame Ndiaye

Basım Tarihi 1978

Basım Yeri Senegal, Africa -

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,wol

Dijital Evet

Yazma Evet

Sayfa Sayısı 74

Kütüphane Britanya Kütüphanesi - Tehlike Altındaki Arşivler Programı (EAP)

Kayıt Numarası EAP334/11/1

Lokasyon Boston University

Tarih 1978

Notlar The materials copied include (1) a eulogy dedicated to Cheikh Massamba Mbacke, the youngest brother of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba who is said to have vocalized most of the writings of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, (2) a eulogy dedicated to Cheikh Massamba Mbacke's first son Serigne Modou Faty Khary Mbacke, and (3) tributes to the key members of the family (both men and women). Cheikh Massamba Mbacke is referred to in the manuscript as "The Doctor" because of his healing powers and his work in spreading Muridiyya. The materials also underscore the achievements of Cheikh Modou Faty Khary Mbacke, who followed his father's step after his death in building schools and expanding Muridiyya in Africa, especially in Gabon, Brazzaville, and Mauritania) and in Europe, particularly in Belgium and France. The manuscript also celebrates the lives of some women (Sokhna Anta Dia, Sokhna Maguette Mbacke, Sokhna Nogoye Kane, and Sokhna Sokhna Diop, among others) who embodied the values of ideal Murid mothers, wives, and educators. Physical characteristics of original material: There are some stains in the manuscript, but all the pages are readable. 1 unbound paper manuscript of 74 pages. Based on the interview with the owner, the poem was written in 1978. Author: Serigne Dame Ndiaye. Scribe: Serigne Dame Ndiaye. Language: Wolof (with some Arabic, especially in the opening and ending formulae). Script of material: Wolof Ajami (Wolofal).

Atıf Sant waa kër Serigne Massamba Mbacke (Tribute to the family of Serigne Massamba Mbacke) [1978], British Library, EAP334/11/1, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP334-11-1

Yazı sistemleri Arabic

Atıf koşulları Except as otherwise permitted under your national copyright law this material may not be copied or distributed further

Görüntü yönü right-to-left