The Xurratul Ayni (literally "the freshness of the eyes") is a treaty of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and Sufi spirituality, written by Cheikh Sohibou Mbacke, son of Khadim Rassoul, founder of the Mouride brotherhood in Senegal.
The Xurratul Ayni (literally "the freshness of the eyes") is a treaty of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and Sufi spirituality, written by Cheikh Sohibou Mbacke, son of Khadim Rassoul, founder of the Mouride brotherhood in Senegal.