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Our written treatise, which we are interested in investigating here, is entitled (In the answer of Al-Hallaj on the meaning of “There is no God but Allah”) to the guardian who knows God, Sheikh Abdullah bin Muhammad Al-Maghribi Al-Qasari Al-Kankasi, the sheikh of Shazliya at his time, who was born - presumably - in the second half of the eleventh century of immigration, and grew up in the city of Ksar El-Kebir in Morocco, there he received his scientific and cultural training, and moved to Fez and Egypt. The letter presents an example of the interest of the Sufis of Morocco in the heritage of the past, who revealed the secrets that were kept secret and revealed and sacrificed their lives for them. Thus, it is likely for me that interest in the words of Al-Hussein Bin Mansour Al-Hallaj (killed in 309 AH / 922 AD) in the Great Maghreb and, of course, in Egypt, due to migrations and Sufi journeys, and the continuous communication between the East and the West is likely to me. It was possible for me to obtain two written copies of the letter, the first copy is the copy of the Al-Azhar library, and I have made it the original approved in the investigation, and I will refer to it in the margins of the text with the word (the original), and the second copy is the copy of the Berlin library. In achieving the text, I tried not to burden it with margins and comments that amplify the bulletin and overrule the text; I hope that I have done well and provided a useful fruit that contributes to illuminating the image of Al-Hallaj of the secrets. Perhaps by publishing Sheikh Al- Kanksi’s letter, I will motivate other researchers to continue the search for that person who has not been written about before.
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