Muqaddam is an Arabic title, adopted in other Islamic cultures, for any of various civil or religious officials. The literal meaning is something like "expediter", "facilitator", or "assistant".
in the Tijaniyyah [Morocco], Shadhiliyyah, Rahmaniyyah [Morocco], and other Sufi orders, a muqaddam is a student of the Sufi path (a murid or dervish) who has been authorized by his/her Guide (aka shaikh, pir, or murshid) to assist in teaching the path to other students.
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The ‘muqaddam’ (also mokadem, mokaddem, etc.) is a government official appointed by the Ministry of the Interior who serves as a link between the population and the government services.
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You mean theMuqaddamandAmghar (local authorities) practicedtheir authority here?
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