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| CIT_SUF_TIJANIYYA_2NDRY | ENT_SUF_TIJANIYYA | SRC_RENARD_SUFISM | John Renard, Historical Dictionary of Sufism (Scarecrow Press, 2005) | s.v. "TIJANIYA" | Founded in Tlemcen in Algeria in 1195/1781 by Ahmad ibn Muhammad at-Tijani, the order was a dominant influence in large portions of North and West Africa, including Algeria, Morocco, Senegal, Guinea, Western Sahara, Nigeria, Ghana, and Togo, as well as, but much later and to a lesser extent, in Egypt, Sudan, and Ethiopia. | secondary | Brief attributed excerpt from a scholarly reference dictionary. | 2026-08-20 | pdftotext -enc UTF-8; diacritics and dot-below normalized; entire stored quote programmatically substring-gated against extracted text; headword match eyeballed | 3 | 1 | secondary dictionary quote - confirm headword refers to this figure |