During his reign (1672-1727), the great Sultan Moulay Ismail, wishing to counter the growing influence of the Seven Saints of Regraga, whose tombs were located in the hinterland of Essaouira, decided to select seven saints who shared the commonality of being buried in the ochre city. The sultan entrusted this task to Hassan El Youssi, a great scholar and historian of Morocco during that period.A square is dedicated to them in Marrakech, in the Bab Doukkala district; it is one of the city’s most famous sites.

In this square, a platform was built in 2005 by the Marrakech city council, comprising 7 large towers erected in homage to each of the 7 saints who are all buried there, and each topped with an olive tree.They are aligned and spaced approximately 20 meters apart. The beautiful paved square is reddish in color, respecting the aesthetics of the ochre city.The value of the place is understood through the knowledge of the 7 saints to whom it is dedicated, each of them is visited on a day of the week, this is called a “ziraya”.

mam Abderahman Souheili – Monday

Also known as: Abu al-Qasim, Abu Zayd, Abd al-Rahman ibn al-Khatib, Abu

Amer ben Abi al Hassan Asbagh ben Houssine ben Saadoun ben Redouane ben Fattouh Souhaili.Origin: Originally from Souhail, near Malaga.Education: Was brought back from Spain by Yacoub El Mansour.Distinguishing Features: He is known for his Sufi poetry and his open-mindedness during a time of strong religious censorship. Students with poor memories often visit his grave. He wrote two masterpieces: one on the proper names of the prophets mentioned in the Quran, and the other on the biography of Muhammad.Died in: 1186 (582 AH)Buried: near Bab Robb. Sidi Youssef Ben Ali – TuesdayAlso known as: Abou Yaakoub Youssef ben Ali.Origin: Yemeni, from Marrakech.Education: He was a brilliant student of Sheikh Abou Asfour.Distinguishing feature: Afflicted with leprosy, he maintained an immense faith in God until his death.Died in: 1196 (593 of the Hijra).Buried at: Bab Ghmat.Al Cadi Ayyad – WednesdayAlso called: Abou Al Fadl Ayyad ben Amer Ben Moussa Ben Ayyad Ben Mohamed Ben Abdellah Ben Moussa Ben Ayyad Al Yahsob OR “Qadi of Granada”.Origin: Yemeni, originally from Ceuta.Education: Student of Abou Abdellah ben Issa, Imam Abou Abdellah ben Hamdine, Abou Al Hassan ben Siradj and Imam Abou Al walid Ibn Rochd.Distinguishing Feature: He is the most famous scholar of Maliki Islam in the Muslim West: his love for the Prophet, expressed in his work “Al-Shifa,” and his orthodox rigor…worth his title of saint.Died in: 1149 (544 AH)Buried: near Bab Aïlen. Sidi Bel Abbès – ThursdayAlso known as: Abu al-Abbas Ahmed ben Jaafar al-Khazraji.Origin: Originally from Ceuta.Education: A disciple of Cadi Ayyad, Sidi Bel Abbas also formed a great friendship with Averroes, with whom he shared his ideas.Distinguishing Features: He lived for 40 years in a cave on a hill in Gueliz, never entering the city. He spent his life caring for and defending the weak and the blind. His zawiya is part of the Regraga pilgrimage.Died in: 1205 (601 AH)Buried at: Sidi Marouk cemetery, near Bab Taghzout. Sidi Ben Slimane – FridayAlso known as: Sidi Mohammed ben Slimane ben Said al Jazouli.Origin: Originally from Souss.Education: He was enrolled at the Essaffarine Madrasa in Fez where he excelled in hadiths.Distinguishing Features: He is the founder of Moroccan Sufism, which aimed to mobilize against the Iberian invasion. He is the author of the famous prayer book “Dala’il al-Khayrat” (The Paths of Blessings). He died while praying.Died in: 1465 (870 AH)Buried at: The Jazoulia zawiya, north of the medina, near Dar-el-Glaoui. Sidi Abdelaziz Tebbaâ – SaturdayAlso known as: Abou Fares Abdelaziz.Origin: Silk merchant originally from Fez.Education: Principal disciple of Sidi Ben Slimane.Distinguishing Feature: He propagated Sufi ethics within the guilds of artisans.Died in: 1508 (914 of the Hijra).Buried: not far from the Ben Youssef Mosque. Sidi Abdellah El Ghazouani – SundayAlso called: Moul El KsourOrigin: Native to the Gazouane tribe.Education: After continuing his studies in Fez and then Granada, he settled in Marrakech to complete his training with Sidi Abdelaziz Tabaa.Distinguishing Features: Sultan Sidi Mohamed Cheikh imprisoned him in Marrakech, jealous of his good reputation among the people. He was released a few years later.

Died in: 1528 (934 AH)

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But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter consequences that are extremely painful. Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself.

To take a trivial example, which of ever undertake laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it? But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses enjoy a pleasure that has
no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain produces.

On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation & dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure the moment, so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee the pain and trouble that are bound to ensue; and equal blame belong.

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