دَهَى الجزيرةَ أمْرٌ لا عزاءَ لهُ …… هوى لهُ أُحدٌ وانهدَّ ثَهلانُ
أصابَها العينُ في الإسلامِ فارتزأتْ …… حتّى خلتْ منهُ أقطارٌ وبلدانُ
فاسألْ بَلَنْسِيَةَ ما شأنُ مُرسيةٍ …… وأينَ شاطبةٌ أمْ أينَ جيَّانُ
وأينَ قرطبةٌ دارُ العلومِ فكَمْ …… مِنْ عالمٍ قَدْ سما فيها لهُ شانُ
وأين حِمصُ وما تحويهِ مِنْ نُزَهٍ …… ونهرُها العذبُ فيّاضٌ وملآنُ.   

Welcome to Zawiyyah Andalusia

This club was established to deepen our collective understanding of the Andalusian epic—its contributions to Islamic religion, philosophy, history, logic, and culture. Our aim is to foster discussions on Islamic sciences in a respectful and intellectually enriching environment, free from hostility, one-sided monologues, and unnecessary arguments.

House Rules
	1.	Adherence to Sunni Orthodoxy
This space is rooted in the framework of Sunni orthodoxy and its established schools of jurisprudence and theology, including:
	•	The four legal schools (Hanafiyyah, Malikiyyah, Shafi‘iyyah, Hanabilah)
	•	The three theological traditions (Ash‘ariyyah, Maturidiyyah, and the Tafwīdī Atharī strain of Ibn Qudāmah)
Discussions outside of this framework are welcomed, with the understanding that they will be respectfully challenged through academic discourse.
	2.	Respect the Nature of the Space
This club is primarily frequented by married men. If you are single—whether male or female—please respect this dynamic. Any flirtatious behavior will not be tolerated.
	3.	Fringe Opinions & Academic Scrutiny
Views from any group within the broader Islamic framework will be heard. However, they will be subject to rigorous academic examination, whether regarding their core principles or subsidiary branches.
	4.	Maintain Proper Etiquette
	•	No profanity is allowed.
	•	Articulate your arguments with intelligence and decorum.
	5.	Moderator Discretion
Moderators reserve the right to remove anyone from the club or its rooms if their behavior is deemed:
	•	Petty
	•	Disrespectful
	•	Disruptive to productive academic discussion

This is a space for serious discourse, and we expect members to uphold the highest standards of Islamic adab (etiquette) in both speech and conduct.