Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba Day, August 09, 2011
The day has come again, to celebrate Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba Mbacke day in Raleigh. We will start the event with an exposition on Life and Legacy of the Cheikh at the Raleigh Convention Center and hold a conference in the evening, click on the read article for more details.
{Video} Eid Prayer, Touba with the General Khalif
Tôt dans la matinée, les organisateurs, membres du Dahira « Moukhadamatoul Khaidma » de la Grande Mosquée de Touba ont placé leurs éléments qui orientaient les fidèles, hommes et femmes, et les aidaient dans les dispositions dans la prière.
A slave and scholar, Omar Ibn Said led an exceptional life
Omar Ibn Said spent much of his life as a slave on a Bladen County plantation, but some claimed he was reared as a Muslim prince in Africa.
The deeply religious man lived a life of celebrity, the subject of national newspaper and magazine stories despite his lowly status in the antebellum South.
Said (who last name also is spelled Sayyid, Saeed and Sa'id) is believed to have come to the United States in 1807, shortly before the foreign slave trade ceased.
At the evocation of Shaykh Abdul Qadr Mbacke, the forth caliph of Murids from 1989 to 1990 a shared sense stands: bitterness. The Murid community cannot depart from the feeling, conviction that it has been deprived too soon of a foster father so generous in favours, and benefits of all kinds.






















