Abdalqadir As-Sufi - Students

Students

Some of Abdalqadir's students both past and present and notable people influenced by him include:

  • Abdalhaqq Bewley
  • Aisha Bewley
  • Umar Ibrahim Vadillo
  • Yasin Dutton
  • Asadullah Yate
  • Idris Mears
  • Abdalhasib CastiƱeira
  • Ali Laraki
  • Muhammad Qasbi, Imam of the Great Mosque of Granada
  • Mawlana Muhammad Wazani
  • Abdassamad Clarke
  • Ahmed Thomson
  • Anas Coburn
  • Abd ul-Ghani Melara
  • Abdullah Luongo
  • Abd us-Samad Nana
  • Fazlin Khalid
  • Abdalbasir Ojembarrena
  • Ali Azzali
  • Kent D. Palmer
  • Hakim Archuletta
  • Hamza Yusuf
  • Hajja Saba Khalid
  • Ibrahim Musa Isa
  • Celt Islam
  • Zaim Saidi
  • Umar Faruq Abd-Allah
  • Abdu l-Rahman R Rachadi
  • Muhammad al-Andalusi del Pozo
  • Emir Ahmad Salah as-Sufi
  • D.S.Hurrell
  • Noor Deros

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