Two Moroccan news outlets, Goud (5 July 2026) and NadorCity, reported the inauguration of a new centre of the Qâdiriya Boutchichiya Way in the Nador region, presided over by Cheikh Sidi Mouad al-Qadiri Boutchich. We give an account of it below, drawing on both sources, as part of our press review. The original sources can be found at the end of the article.
The Qâdiriya Boutchichiya Way has opened a new centre in the Nador region, in north-eastern Morocco, marking the widening of its spiritual reach.
The inauguration took place in the presence of Cheikh Sidi Mouad al-Qadiri Boutchich, guide of the Tariqa Boutchichiya, who presided over the ceremony and cut the symbolic ribbon. Alongside the Cheikh was, among others, Al-Hajj Essam, regional coordinator of the Way in Nador. The ceremony brought together officials and disciples of the Tariqa, civic figures, notables and residents of the neighbourhood, who expressed their joy at an initiative intended to extend the circle of dhikr and spiritual transmission to the town and its region.
The spiritual programme combined readings of praise, sessions of samâ’ (spiritual audition) and supplications led by the official Sama‘ ensemble of the brotherhood.
Both sources place this opening in the continuity of the spiritual and educational work of the Tariqa, founded on the values of love, tolerance, moderation and service to the community, and on education in Ihsân (excellence) as a way of purifying the heart. The new centre is presented as a space dedicated to religious, educational and spiritual activities.
Goud also recalls the historical role of the zaouïas in Morocco, institutions that have contributed over the centuries to the spread of knowledge and to the rooting of the values of solidarity. The Qâdiriya Boutchichiya is presented there as one of the Sufi paths recognised for the moderation and balance of its religious discourse, centred on tazkiya (purification of hearts) and on building the human being upon the foundations of love, purity and sincerity.
Sources: Goud (Arabic, 5 July 2026) and NadorCity (Arabic, Mohammed Al-Aboussi). Report: boutchichiya.fr, as part of the press review.
