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The Aissawa (Isawiyya) are a Sufi ṭarīqa founded in Meknes in the late 15th–early 16th century by Muḥammad al-Hādī ben ‘Īssa (“al-Kāmil”). From Meknes the order spread across Morocco, with strong centres in Fez, Salé and later Marrakesh. Local branches (like the Marrakesh brotherhood) keep the core spiritual framework but develop regional styles. Their musical traditions sit at the crossroads of: Dhikr / dikr – rhythmic invocation of the divine names. Hadra – collective presence before God, often with standing, swaying and trance. Līla – all-night domestic ritual for healing, vow-fulfilment, exorcism, or thanksgiving (parallel in function to Gnawa lila but with different aesthetics). Reasons to commission an Aissaoua night in Marrakesh can include: celebrating mawlid, weddings or circumcisions; requesting healing or protection; marking life transitions or asking for baraka. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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