al-Salawat al-Dardiriyya
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About The Book
al-Salawat al-Dardiriyya is Imam Ahmad al-Dardir's celebrated compilation of devotional salawat upon the Prophet (peace be upon him) — a fixed daily wird that integrates the Khalwati Sufi practice with the broader Sunni heritage of Prophetic invocation. The set arranges the salawat across the days of the week, with specific formulas for the morning and evening of each day, and culminates in the comprehensive Friday salawat. Each formula has its scriptural anchor and traditional fadl ascribed to it.
Continuously recited in Khalwati and broader Azhari devotional circles for more than two centuries, the Dardiriyya remains among the most popular daily salawat sets in the Egyptian tradition.
About The Author
Imam Abu al-Barakat Ahmad b. Muhammad al-Adawi al-Dardir (1127-1201 AH / 1715-1786 CE) was the leading Maliki authority of late-eighteenth century Egypt and a Khalwati Sufi master. Educated at al-Azhar, he rose to be its chief Maliki mufti and shaped a generation of Egyptian scholarship. Beyond his celebrated fiqh corpus he is widely beloved for these Salawat.
عن الكتاب
"الصلوات الدرديريّة" مَجموعةُ الإمام أحمد الدردير من الصلوات على النبي ﷺ — ورد يومي ثابت يَجْمَع بين الممارسة الخلوتيّة الصوفية وتراث السنّة في الصلوات على النبي. تنتظم الصلواتُ عبر أيام الأسبوع، ولكلّ يوم صباحٌ ومساءٌ بصيغة مخصوصة، وتختم بصلوات الجمعة الجامعة. لكلّ صيغةٍ سندٌ نَصِّي وفَضْلٌ مأثور. تُتْلى هذه الصلواتُ في حلقات الخلوتيّة والأزهرية منذ قرنين.
عن المؤلف
الإمام أبو البركات أحمد بن محمد العدوي الدردير (١١٢٧-١٢٠١ هـ) إمام المالكية بمصر في عصره، وشيخ الطريقة الخلوتية. درَّس بالأزهر وتصدّر مالكيّتها، ومحبَّتُه لصلوات الدرديريّة جزءٌ راسخ من ميراث المصريين الديني.
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About the author
Ahmad al-Dardir: Imam Abu al-Barakat Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Adawi al-Dardir rahimahullah (1127-1201 AH / 1715-1786 CE) was the leading Maliki jurist and scholar in Egypt during the late eighteenth century. He received his education at al-Azhar, the ancient seat of Islamic learning in Cairo, where he ultimately rose to hold the position of chief Maliki mufti. His fiqh writings became foundational texts for Maliki scholars across the Islamic world; 'Aqrab al-Masalik' and its commentary 'al-Sharh al-Saghir' remain among the most studied works in the Maliki legal tradition. Beyond jurisprudence, al-Dardir was a master of the Khalwatiyya Sufi order, and his spiritual teachings and character made him beloved among both scholars and common people in Egypt. His collection of Salawat (blessings upon the Prophet ﷺ), known as 'al-Salawat al-Dardiriyya', continues to be recited in Khalwati and Azhari devotional circles as a living part of Egyptian religious heritage.
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