Razqi Kamal al-Sharqawi al-Qadiri, head and Sheikh of the Razqia Darqawia order in Algeria, affirmed that moderate Sunni Sufism is a fundamental pillar for the spiritual and educational framing of youth. In an interview with the *Hespress* online newspaper, al-Qadiri highlighted the historical role of the *zawiyas* (religious complexes) in Morocco in safeguarding religious and national constants under the authority of the Commander of the Faithful. The *Hespress* interviewer emphasized the importance of combining the authenticity of methodology with adherence to the Quran and Sunnah. Al-Qadiri further discussed the significance of a relic, a hair from the Prophet Muhammad, as a symbol of spiritual connection. The discussion centered on the role of Sufism in contemporary Algerian society and its potential to provide spiritual guidance to young people. This underscores the continued relevance of traditional Islamic practices in shaping the nation's identity and values.