دراسة أنثروبولوجية للعلاقة بين المريد و الشيخ من خلال مقطوعات القول : شخصية الشيخ عبد القادر بن محمد بمنطقة الأبيض سيد الشيخ-نموذجا

Abstract EN

The Algerian society is known to be a religious society by nature.

since the Islamic conquests in the region of Maghreb, Islam has become the only religion for the people of Maghreb, both Arabs Berbers.

the predominant fiqh doctrine in the region is the Sunni Maliki.

a tiny minority may be excepted.

the Algerian society has a mystical soufite tendency which is clearly illustrated in the saints of God.

people do not cease to mention them in their daily discourse, prey for them, visit their tombs, and organize organized visits to their mausoleums.

that closely resembles the pilgrimage to the holy places.

such act is called waada.

(Sid Sheikh are clear examples) the belief in the saints of God and their dignity has reached the point of resorting to them to fulfill needs, bring benediction and keep harm away.

in all its forms, the intangible heritage in el-Abiod Sid el Sheikh reflects the commitment of the Algerian society to its religion.

the poems are full of verses mentioning religious rituals, such as Hajj, fasting, prayer, and prayers upon the Prophet, PUBH.

most poems praise the Prophet.

that's the main reason for which most of poems “al-gawl” (Saying) in al-Abiod region mentioned the saints known in the region such as Sidi Sheikh, Bahous al-Hajj, , and many others.