Aisha Al-Manoubya

Aïsha Al-Manoubya (Arabji:  ʿĀʾisha **al-Mannūbiyya**), O anndiraa kadi e *As-Saida* ('mo CE') malla *Lella* ('Lady') hiitande dubi (1199-1267 CE), ko gooto e rewɓe ɓurɓe anndude e taariha Tuniisi e neɗɗo mawɗo nder Lislaamu. O "mo wondi nder rewɓe fewɓe ɓe keɓii ko hollitii e nder nder nder nder nokkuure nde o laatii mo ".

ʿĀʾisha anndini ngam sufi'en maako e kuuɗe maako booɗɗe. O ɗon moofta e jannginoowo Sidi Bousaid al-Baji e Abul Hasan ash-Shadhili. Kuugal maako nder jaŋde mawɗo, jaɓugo, e kuuɗe kuugal yimɓe fuu ɗon ɓeydaaki ngam wakkati maako ngam maako.

## Laamu
Tawi CE ɗe anndi e nder nguurndam ʿĀʾisha wayli bana non, ammaa kuuje jannginooɓe ɗon holla o jooɗii diga hiitande dubi alif 1199 haa 1267 AD (595-665 AH).

E wiyde hagiografiji, ʿĀʾisha jibinaa e nder wuro Manouba, ɓadi Tunis, o holli laaɓal mum haa o ɓadi suka, o haɓɓi e hujjaaji ummatoore e waɗugo kuuɗe mawɗe (*karamāt*).

Nder hollaago jokkondiral ʿĀʾisha e ummatoore, haala maako "nganndi e model Ṣūfī 'ko'o 'ko'e 'ko'en ɗon ɗon ɗon 'taƴa' (*ahl al-malāma*), ɓe ɗon njaha dow ɓe ɗon njahi nder dammugal ummaatoore dow daliila" (ndoni maa: Malamatiyya).[n]

E wi'a haala gootol, "ko baaba maako waɗi bee bee bee bee ngam maako, o cuuni, o hokki yimɓe gariiri'en le'i maako, o ummini ngam o holli ko o laato ceniiɗo", ko waɗi "ko ɗonno "o ɗon seerna nder yimbe nder kuugal nder kuugalji nder cuuɗi maako".

ʿĀʾisha janngini nder Tunis bee Shādhiliyya Ṣūfīs, o yahdi e nder hakkunde wuro maako nder ladde e Tunis nder ladde. Ɓurɓe ɓeydaade ko mawɗo mawɗo mawɓe rewɓe e nder leydi ndii, Rabi'a al-ʿAdawiyya al-Qaysiyya (c. 95/714-185/801); Abu l-Ḥassan al-Shādhilī (c. 593-656/1196-1258), mo o waɗi darnde Shādhilī Ṣūfī; Baghdadi ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Jīlānī (470-561/1077 walla 1078-1166, Baghdad, innde e darnde Qādiriyya); e al-Junayd (d. 297/910), janngoowo Shāfiʿī mo hawri e Baghdad, amma fuɗɗam e asal Persiya.

ʿĀʾisha ko go'oto nder rewɓe seɗɗa ɓe laati mawɗo nder yonki mawɗo (*manāqib*) nder duniyaru Islaam wakkati mum, e o "jum woni mawɗo nder hollitol rewɓe nder Islaam".

O woodi nokkuuje ceniiɗe ɗiɗi je ɗon haani mo, go'oto nder La Manouba (jooji nder hitaande 2012) e go'oto e nder diiwaan Gorjani nder Tunis.

## Fuuɗugo

Nder nder nder yimmɓe, ʿĀʾisha wakkilantaako mo'o mawɗo e mo'o teddina. Gooto nder souk Madiina Tunis, "Souk Es Sida El Manoubya", nodditii e makko. 

Won ko ɓuri kiloometre ujune diga Madiina, gourbiville ina jogii innde maako. Al-Manoubya ɗon jeyaa ngam waɗa do'a nder nokkuure nden.

Yimɓe Manouba ɓe nyiɓi mausoleum ɗiɗaɓo ngam haalde ʿĀʾisha e innde "Mausoleum As-Saida Al-Manoubya" nder nokkuure nde o jibini.  Mausoleum ɗon anndina haa hannde e ko nafata nder lesdi Tunisia nder taariika e taariika lesdi. O jeyaa e ɓaawo juulde Tunisiya e 16 oktoobar hiitande dubi 2012.

## Fedde fuɗɗam

* Manâqib as-Sayyida 'Â'isha al-Mannûbiyya (Tunis 1344/1925) 
* Nelly Amri, *La sainte de Tunis: Présentation et traduction de l'hagiographie de 'Â'isha al-Mannûbiyya (m. 665/1267) * (Arles: Sindbad-Actes Sud, 2008) 
* *Âisha al-Mannûbiyya (v. 1198-1267) ', nder Audrey Fella,* Femmes en quête d'absolu: Anthologie de la mystique au féminin * (Michel, 2016) * 

## Ɗudiyaaku ɗiɗaɓu
Deftereeji ɗuɗɗi e jannginki ɗon ɗon haala taariha ʿĀʾisha. Bana non, woodi sinema e sufi songs e performs. Kuugal anndal ngal ʿĀʾisha hawti e:

* Amri, Nelly, "Femmes, sainteté et discours hagiographique au Maghreb médiéval: Naissance à la sainteté, naissance à l'histoire; Le cas d'une sainte de Tunis, 'Â'isha al-Mannûbiyya (m. 665/1267) ", in Histoire des femmes au Maghrib: Réponses à l'exclusion, ed. by Mohamed Monkachi (Morocco: Faculté des Lettres de Kénitra, hiitande dubi alif 1999), 253-74. Amri, Nelly, *Les Femmes soufies ou la passion de Dieu* (St-Jean-de-Bray: Dangles, 1992) 
* Abū 'Abd al-Raḥmān al-Sulamī, Sufiyankeeɓe arande: Dhikr an-Niswa al-Muta'abbidat as-Sufiyyat, trans. by Rkia Cornell (1999) 
* Katia Boissevain, *Sainte parmi les saints. * *Sayyida Mannūbiya ou les recompositions culturelles dans la Tunisie contemporaine* (2006) 

## Firooji