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Decrypting KHALEF Abu Said ibn Yahia El Beji TEMIME


" overlooking the golf course "(Photo ABBOTS)


I would now reconsider the biography of the saint.
His full name gives us explanations that are against his family.

Abu Said, means the father of Said.
(That proves that he had a son who also died before adolescence ...)
KHALEF is his first name.
Ibn Yahya: YAHIA son of (name of the holy father).
Temimi, is the name of his family (TEMIME were among the first group who accompanied OKBA IBN NAFAA for the foundation of Kairouan in 670).
El Beji, means "Beja" place of birth.
existed in Ifrikia (TUNISIA) three Beja:
BEJA EL KADIMA (formerly Beja) where our man was born, which was not far from the Manouba to fifteen miles from Tunis, has disappeared. The
then called BEJET 'EZZEIT (the BEJA oil) near MAHDIA extinct since the Middle Ages, and EL BÉJE'T Kameha (Beja cereals) that are alive and well and is a hundred km from Tunis.

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"-SIDI BOU SAID, THE ANCIENT MEGARA ..."


"harbor view Punic Carthage and Sidi Bou Said"

few centuries ago the Cape Carthage, was a strategic point for controlling the entry of ships in the Gulf from to ancient Carthage. Hill
the twin enemies of Rome, the promontory overlooking the sea on one hand and secondly the plain of Megara which lies the Marsa today.
MEGARA, suburb CARTHAGE of so dear to Gustave Flaubert:
"It was at Megara, a suburb of Carthage in the gardens of Hamilcar ...." CARTHAGE
domina .... "Dalenda Carhtago is," said the elder Cato. ...
It is interesting to note that ZBISS Mustapha Slimane (1913-2003) in his book
"Sidi Bou Said, eternal sunshine of the Promontory. "Éd.STD 1972, Megara Plains extends to the top of the cliff I site p. 10: Sidi Bou Said, the ancient Megara ... "

In the eleventh century the Almoravids EL MURABITUTUN" (brotherhood of warrior monks and Berber dynasty that ruled the Maghreb and Andalusia) pitched a watchtower (El Manar Arabic) fearing the return of Roman conquerors of Carthage.
On this hill one hundred and thirty meters Jebel El Manar that ABU-EL-SAID BEJI chooses his retreat until the end of his life (June 9, 1231).