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The 13 pages that link to Qadiriyya, each with the reason it gives.

• DhikrBroader topic: Its communities transmit distinctive devotional routines that include forms of dhikr.

• Sufi ordersBroader topic: Its broad reach shows how a lineage can support diverse local communities.

• Islam in West AfricaBroader topic: Its scholarly and devotional networks became influential across parts of West Africa.

• Usman dan FodioRelated: Dan Fodio’s religious life and teaching were associated with this Sufi order.

• Chishti OrderCompared with: Its independent lineage offers a comparison with Chishti institutions and devotional customs.

• NaqshbandiyyaCompared with: Its devotional customs and historical networks offer a comparison with Naqshbandi practice.

• TariqaBroader topic: Its branches show how one tariqa can spread across regions while retaining a shared lineage.

• Abdullahi dan FodioRelated: The dan Fodio family’s religious world was shaped by Qadiriyya affiliations.

• BektashismCompared with: Its broad Sunni Sufi lineage contrasts with Bektashism's strong devotion to Ali and the Imams.

• Emir AbdelkaderBroader topic: Abdelkader’s family belonged to this order, grounding his spiritual standing.

• SuhrawardiyyaCompared with: Its separate lineage offers a comparison with the Suhrawardiyya’s own Baghdad origins.

• TijaniyyahCompared with: It is an older, influential West African order with different lineages and devotional practices.

• Isabelle EberhardtBroader topic: Eberhardt became associated with this order during her life in Algeria.