Mouridiyya is a Sufi Islamic brotherhood founded in the late 19th century in Senegal by Amadou Bamba. It emphasizes spiritual development, hard work, and community service, promoting a deep connection to God through prayer and devotion. The movement is known for its unique practices, including the recitation of specific prayers and the celebration of religious festivals. The Mouridiyya community is particularly influential in Senegal, where it has millions of followers. Its members often engage in agricultural and economic activities, fostering self-sufficiency and social cohesion. The brotherhood's teachings encourage followers to seek knowledge and contribute positively to society.