Shaykh Ibrahim had unparalleled success in propagating the Tijaniyya, and those owing their initiation into the order to Shaykh Ibrahim currently number around one hundred million and make up more than half of all the Tijanis in the world. The distinguishing practice of Shaykh Ibrahim's movement was tarbiya, or spiritual training. Through tarbiya, aspirants transcended the confines of their ego-selves and tasted the directly-experienced knowledge, or gnosis (ma'rifa), of God. The Kashif al-Ilbas, written early on in the Shaykh's career in 1931-1932, is primarily a guide for the teaching and learning of the experiential knowledge (ma'rifa) of God on a widespread scale. Drawing on the concept of the spiritual flood, gnosis for all who desired it, Shaykh Ibrahim demonstrates in the Kashif that no believing man or woman should deprive him or herself of spiritual illumination. With an overview of the theory and practice of Sufism, this important reference provides insight into West African Islamic history.

Compilation of someof the most cherished prayers and supplications of Shaykh al-Islam Al-Hajj Ibrahim Niasse. This work was originally compiled, edited and published by Shaykh Hassan Cisse and his brother Imam Shaykh Tijani Cisse.

This is SHaykh Ibrahim Niasses first book written. He wrote it when in his early twenties. It is considered one of the most important books for the followers of Islam, Iman and Ihsan. It is a poem that expresses the importance of good Adab (Manners) towards Allah and all of creation.

This book is monumental, in that it discusses the very important and controversial issue surrounding sighting of the Crescent moon for the Muslim community worldwide. Shaykh Ibrahim, masterfully brings forth all of the arguments for ad against. He dissects each argument and artfully brings forth the truth of the matter.

This is a book by Shaykh al-Islam of Africa, al-Hajj Ibrahim Niasse. It concerns the prevelance of knowledge and thos endowed with knowledge over all. This knowledge must be followed by proper actio, according to the Shaykh.