Zahediyeh

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The Zahediyeh or Zahediyya (Persian: زاهدیه) Sufi order was founded by Zahed Gilani of Lahijan, the order traces its origins back to Zarrīn, one of the six Mangur tribe ancestral grandmothers, as well as Muhammad.

See also

• List of Sufi orders

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