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Arabic: العليئية 

English: Al-'Aliyiyyah or Aliyiyism or Aliyiy

refers to a Sufi order or tariqa within Zaydi Shia Islam. Aliyites are a Sufi group that have an emphasis on each individual studying to become like their own scholar, with an emphasis on acting on one's own ijtihad, interpreting Quran and Hadiths, and not blindly following religious beliefs. Because of this, the Aliyites are not organized and they don't have a central authority or single scholar or Imam that unifies their community, and internal differences are abound. 

The Aliyites have a range of different beliefs and interpretations. They believe there can be more than one Imam at one time, for different locations and different people groups who speak different languages. The job of an Imam is to help people stay guided and teach them how not to make ijtihad and to prevent misinterpretation and abuse of religious beliefs and systems, as well as to be the rope of Allah, a spiritual guide. 

Similar to the Alevis of Turkiye, the Aliyites don't force anyone to practice Islam or do things like wearing hijab, claiming that everything is a choice, Allah gave all human beings free will, and these matters are between a Muslim and God and are personal, and so judgement isn't passed for women who don't wear hijab or people who get tattoos, etc., although following the Quran and Hadith and imams is encouraged and highly beneficial in the Aliyite tradition. 

Nobody knows for sure how old the Aliyite movement actually is or how many followers it has, due to its secretive and underground nature, but one narrative claims that the Aliyite faith developed when Yemeni Zaydi Shiites and Yemeni Sufis from the Sunni Hanafi Madhab, traveled to the Sokoto Caliphate, a Sunni Islamic Country in West Africa, while traveling the global trade routes, and ended up being embedded in a group of Muslims who believes the Orishas were prophets and imams whose message had been distorted, and who had been deified when they were merely servants of Allah, and not deities. These Muslims who believe in the orishas were considered heretics, and often fought with leaders and the government of the Sokoto Caliphate. Even though the Aliyites don't worship the Orishas, they have some heretical beliefs, including a belief that Imam Ali is a continuation of the life of Jesus Christ, and that Imam Ali also was the same person as Orisha Ogun, the Orisha of Iron and War. Imam Ali/Orisha Ogun is seen as a figurehead or the face of Aliyite Islam. The Aliyites also believe Orisha Obatala (whom they called Imam ObatAllah) was Jesus Christ too. 

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Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I always thought Alawies were an offspring of Shia Islam that became kafirs due to the fact that they assumed Imam Ali (عليه السلام) was actually God (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى), the same way the Christians believed Christ to be God (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) (astakfurAllah)

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6 hours ago, Abbas0 said:

Interesting. Thanks for sharing. I always thought Alawies were an offspring of Shia Islam that became kafirs due to the fact that they assumed Imam Ali (عليه السلام) was actually God (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى), the same way the Christians believed Christ to be God (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى) (astakfurAllah)

Salam it' not true about all Alawies which only Nusairiya branch has been a Ghali (exageraator) branch which enemies of Shias have misused false belief Nusairiya branch in order of accusing all Alawies into being Kafirs & Ghulat-plural of Ghali (exageraators).

What is Ghuluw?

Seyyid Mohsen Rizvi

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the meaning and definition of the word “Ghuluw” as explained by our scholars, followed by relevant traditions of the infallibles (عليه السلام). The word “Ghuluw” (غُلُوّ) means to exceed reasonable bounds, or to exaggerate, or to overstate. The one who does Ghuluw is known as “Ghali” (غالِي), and those who do Ghuluw as an organized group or a sect is known as “Ghulaat” (غلاة‎) - Plural. These terms have become common these days as opposed to twenty years ago where we were totally oblivious to such terminologies. In Shia theology, the term “Ghuluw” (غُلُوّ) categorically means, to exceed the limits in ascribing ideas or divine attributes to certain personalities of Islam that can only be ascribed to Allah (سُبْحَانَهُ وَ تَعَالَى).

https://www.al-islam.org/articles/what-ghuluw-seyyid-mohsen-rizvi

 

 

 

 

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11 hours ago, realizm said:

:salam:

Never heard of that group. So they live in Yemen but they incorporate West African figures in their creed ?  

 

Salam it's a clickbait by so called Sultanate of Qarsherskiy which is infamous for creating a fake Sultanate on Internet so therefore this information has no credibility also has no value which fans of fake Sultanate of Qarsherskiy spread such misinformation for ascending it's position  in search results on Internet. 

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Salam alaikum, to the moderators of this website, this sect doesn't exist, it is a bunch of children trolling. Please delete this post and ban them from the site.

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20 hours ago, Ashvazdanghe said:

Salam it's a clickbait by so called Sultanate of Qarsherskiy which is infamous for creating a fake Sultanate on Internet so therefore this information has no credibility also has no value which fans of fake Sultanate of Qarsherskiy spread such misinformation for ascending it's position  in search results on Internet. 

:salam:

Oh this famous Sultanate :grin:  I remember falling for it a few years ago they had publicized it here. 

Did they mobilize people to move in their caliphate after all their campaigns ? Or is it just a prank ? 

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I have no affiliation to any such "micronations". I know those guys. They're an extreme minority among my people. Most of us aren't separatists and don't want involvement with them. I used to work with them a year or two ago when they first began to make Zaydi Shia Islam their "state religion" of their "micronation." I couldn't stand them so I disassociated from them and broke ties with them. They wanted to give more power to Manichaens than they would to Ismailis. They'd rather have kufr than other Shiites besides Zaydi and Jafari. It's disgraceful. 

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On 12/24/2024 at 1:32 AM, realizm said:

:salam:

Oh this famous Sultanate :grin:  I remember falling for it a few years ago they had publicized it here. 

Did they mobilize people to move in their caliphate after all their campaigns ? Or is it just a prank ? 

Unfortunately, they're serious. But they're a silly bunch and not knowledgeable and have no knowledge scholars and they embellish all their stories of their "battles." They want attention and they have hijacked the image of the actual Qarsherskiyan people. Just ignore that user and don't even reply once. They're seeking attention and want to appear in search queries. Nobody reply to this anymore. I only did to warn you all and stop this conversation. The less replies it gets, the less attention they'll get and the less they show up in Google search results. 

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On 12/23/2024 at 4:32 AM, Ashvazdanghe said:

Salam it's a clickbait by so called Sultanate of Qarsherskiy which is infamous for creating a fake Sultanate on Internet so therefore this information has no credibility also has no value which fans of fake Sultanate of Qarsherskiy spread such misinformation for ascending it's position  in search results on Internet. 

That was a group of kids in my area that made a micronation. A micronation is basically when someone claims the property they own is an independent country, declaring independence. Some of them are jokes or for fun, others are political statements or tax evasion schemes. Many are meant as genuine separatist movements. For better context, I recommend watching some videos online of the Republic Of Molossia and the Principality Of Sealand as some famous examples. In the case of ISoQ, they're a group of mostly teenagers and young adults and they wanted to create a tiny theocratic state where American Muslims and over persecuted religious minorities could live under religious laws instead of the US constitution, kind of like how the Vatican is an independent country within Italy that's governed by Catholic Christianity. Almost nobody takes them seriously, and only around 1% of Qarsherskiyan people are separatists, and not even all separatists support their ideas. It's mostly just online proposals of Shia Islamic states and stuff, and they are trolled online often for it and harshly criticized by Evangelical Christians and White Nationalists in USA. I've never met them in person, but they upset me because they tried to hijack Zaydi Shia Islam in the West. One of them controlled the r/Zaydiya subreddit on reddit but they left the separatist movement over a year ago and have been working to combat the so-called "Islamic sultanate" now. Many local Qarsherskiyan folks are made these folks tried to speak on behalf of all of us and hijack English language media about Zaydi Shia Islam. Luckily, they lost their control over r/Zaydiya when the moderator of that sub left the sultanate movement thing. Many people left and it's become a joke now. Since June 2024, it basically doesn't even exist anymore. 

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On 2/5/2025 at 1:43 PM, Abbas Mehdi said:

That was a group of kids in my area that made a micronation. A micronation is basically when someone claims the property they own is an independent country, declaring independence. Some of them are jokes or for fun, others are political statements or tax evasion schemes. Many are meant as genuine separatist movements. For better context, I recommend watching some videos online of the Republic Of Molossia and the Principality Of Sealand as some famous examples. In the case of ISoQ, they're a group of mostly teenagers and young adults and they wanted to create a tiny theocratic state where American Muslims and over persecuted religious minorities could live under religious laws instead of the US constitution, kind of like how the Vatican is an independent country within Italy that's governed by Catholic Christianity. Almost nobody takes them seriously, and only around 1% of Qarsherskiyan people are separatists, and not even all separatists support their ideas. It's mostly just online proposals of Shia Islamic states and stuff, and they are trolled online often for it and harshly criticized by Evangelical Christians and White Nationalists in USA. I've never met them in person, but they upset me because they tried to hijack Zaydi Shia Islam in the West. One of them controlled the r/Zaydiya subreddit on reddit but they left the separatist movement over a year ago and have been working to combat the so-called "Islamic sultanate" now. Many local Qarsherskiyan folks are made these folks tried to speak on behalf of all of us and hijack English language media about Zaydi Shia Islam. Luckily, they lost their control over r/Zaydiya when the moderator of that sub left the sultanate movement thing. Many people left and it's become a joke now. Since June 2024, it basically doesn't even exist anymore. 

Wow. This could have been a Bouyid Caliphate pt.2.

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There is no Islamic Sultanate of Qarsherskiy. That was a publicity stunt done by a few teenagers and college students in America, from the city of Newport News, Virginia. They appropriated Islam and the flag of the Ethnic Qarsherskiyan Tribe to push a political agenda and kept changing the sect they would use to push their nonsense online.

Aliyite Islam is a term referring to a bunch of misguided Muslims and possibly some people upon kufr. It's a small irrelevant movement that is only just now being documented online. They are Sufis who do tawassuf and lots of Zikr, they're from Zaidi sect of Shia Islam but they don't do taqlid as much, emphasize personal ijtihad, allow shoor and other styles of latmiya most Zaidis don't do, and they accept all official Zaydi Imams, the first 11 of our 12 Jafari Imams, and someone named Imam Mehdi Razvi from Germany who passed away a decade ago. Many of them believe there is a oneness between İsa ((عليه السلام).) and İmam Ali ((عليه السلام).) and that they're both of one same sort of essence and are the spirit of God (روح الله) metaphorically speaking. A huge percentage of Aliyites have the misguided belief that the Orishas, West African deities, are real and were actually Imams and Prophets and Angels, and they don't worship them but they still believe in them which is not from Islam. Orisha Ogun is thought to be a return or manifestation of Imam Ali, not a reincarnation but a transformation. Ogun in West African animism is a deity of iron, blacksmiths, war, and strength. In Aliyite Islam, he is Imam Ali and with the permission of Allah has special abilities over metal, technology, iron, train tracks and roads, and war or conflict. Many of the Aliyites who believe in this doctrine leave candles and paintings of Imam Ali with flowers and incense by crossroads and railroads / train tracks. Many Aliyite Muslims also believe that Orisha Obatala is one with Isa. So Imam Ali and Isa (peace be unto them both) are of one essence / connected by spirit and archetype and each returned to Earth later as powerful Orishas. Aliyite İslam emphasizes ijtihad and not blindly following any scholars or customs, so not all have the Orisha beliefs and they disagree on a lot. 

They accept Quran, Musnad Zayd, Nahjul Balagha, and many, many unwritten oral traditions not available online. A few think that Ali ((عليه السلام).) came to North America and gave Dawah to the Red Indians / Native Americans of the Great Plains and Eastern Woodlands. Many believe the Great Mystery or the Great Spirit, a single all powerful being in some Native American religions, is Allah, and worship Wakan Tanka as being Allah / God. Quite a few have an old oral tradition probably made up in the 1800s that the Carolina Parakeet is a winged messenger of Imam Ali that repeated the imam's khutba sermons and flew all over the Eastern USA repeating it, as parrots do repeat human speech. It is widely accepted among many Aliyite Muslims that Al-Ali means The Most High and Imam Ali is The High Imam and bears this name of Allah, Ali. So many Aliyite Muslims praise Allah by calling Him Al-Ali and it confused Sunnis who think they worship Ali. Many believe Imams Ali, Hassan, and Hussein were infallible, debate 50/50 if Imams Zayn and Zayd were, and believe the rest after were fallible. 

This much is known for certain about Aliyite Islam. Anything else might be misinformation online. They have not publicized their oral traditions and are less known than the actual beliefs of Shamsi, Qamari, and Murshidi Alawites. Most Aliyite Muslims are in North America, from the Ethnic Qarsherskiyan Tribe. A little over half of Qarsherskiyan people follow Islam, and this includes Sunni and Ibadi Islam, but mainly Shia Islam. Aliyites, Ismailis, Akhbari and Usuli Jafaris, Zaydis, Alevis, Alevi Bektaşis, and neo-Kaysanites are all present in the Qarsherskiyan community. Shia Islamic Dawah has targeted Qarsherskiyan people since 1991 when many began to revert back to Islam as their West African ancestors followed before enslavement in the American colonies. 

The Aliyite charlatans took advantage of this. A few Qarsherskiyan families secretly practiced Aliyite Islam, which never went extinct, and began their Aliyite Dawah Outreach which is still ongoing today. 

Aliyite İslam, Al-'Aliyiyyah, or the Aliyiy Tariqa, originated in Nigeria. When you read about the Sokoto Caliphate forming to destroy a heresy of some Hausa people (and a few Yoruba) combining West Africa's Sufi Islam with animist religions of pre-Islamic West Africa, that heresy was Aliyite Islam in it's infancy. It survives only because enslaved Africans in North America kept it. It is theorized the Great Dismal Swamp maroons preserved it and when they mixed with Native American tribes and White indentured servants they lived among, it formed tri-racial community that was one of several mixed race communities that intermarried and formed the Ethnic Qarsherskiyan Tribe.

Aliyite İslam likely influenced the Moorish Science Temple and Nation Of Islam. Theories claim Fard Wallace Muhammed was a Qarsherskiyan Aliyite Muslim born in Moyock, North Carolina. Checks out. Look at photos of him. He doesn't look Black but definitely looks Qarsherskiyan (mixed race).

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