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مدين Porte mosquee Sidi Boumediene Tlemcen.jpg Entrance of Sidi
Abu Madyan mosque and mausoleum in Tlemcen, as pictured in 2007
Title al-Ghawth (The succour) Born Shu'ayb Abu Madayn
Cantillana, al-Andalus, Almoravid empire Died 1198 near the
river of Ysser, outskirts of Tlemcen Resting place Sidi
Boumediene Mousoleum Denomination Sunni Jurisprudence Maliki
Creed Ash'ari Notable work(s)  Bidayt al-Muridin (بداية
المريدين) Uns al-Wahid (أنس الوحيد) Tuhfat al-Arib (تحفة الأريب)
poetry collection Alma mater al-Qarawiyyin Sufi order
Qadiriya?/Shadhili? Disciple of Sidi Harazem Entrance to Sidi
Bou Médine mosque, c. 1900 Visiting the tomb of Sidi Boumediène
in El Eubbad district, in Tlemcen, Algeria, on day of Mawlid.
Abu Madyan (1126–1198), also known as Abū Madyan S̲h̲uʿayb, or
Abū Madyan, or Sidi Bou-Mediene, or Sidi Abu Madyan Shuayb ibn
al-Hussein al-Ansari, was an influential And