Her son Sīdī Muḥammad recorded her biography in Sulūk al-Ṭarīqa al-Wāriyya. He concluded it with these words: “She died in the year 1177/1763 She was buried with our father [who was buried near Sidi Darrās, near the entrance to the upper part of Bay Ftūḥ] near the upper part of Bab al-Ftuḥ cemetery.”

She was born in the year 1031 (1621-2̄), and she passed on the eve of Saturday, the eleventh of Dhu al-Qa‘dah in the year 1087 (Thursday, January 16, 1677). On the day of her death, she inquired about the time of the midday prayer. They responded to her: “Verily, the noon call to prayer has been called.” She prayed the noon prayer and then died. It is said in al-Ilmā‘: “She was buried in the shrine of her father under the feet of her mother.”

She was listed by Muḥammad al-Tāwūdī Ibn Ṭālib Ibn Sūda [d. 1209/1795] in his Fihrist as one of the righteous folk he met in Morocco: “Among them is Mannāna al-Bistiyūniyya. She was buried by her house opposite the Sammārīn Mosque in the Qarawiyyīn neighborhood of Fez, which is now known as the mosque al-Bistiyūniyya, in front of Fundiq al-Malḥ in the Rcif Market.” He continued: “I visited and spoke with her in 1161/1748 while the city was besieged. Accompanying me was the judge Abū Muḥammad ʿAbd al-Qādir Būkhrīṣ. She foretold the end of the siege and instructed me to go on pilgrimage to Mecca. Twenty years passed between her speech and my pilgrimage. She passed away in the year 1164/1751."

She is buried on the left, right outside the gate which is now known as Bāb al-Sāgima. A tall enclosure was built upon her grave, erasing it. Some people have rebuilt it recently.

She was buried after the sunset prayer, behind the tomb of her mother, and her mother is behind the tomb of her husband Sidi Maḥammad—may God have mercy on all of them.

Her tomb is by that of her shaykh Sīdī ‘Alī al-Ṣanhājī [in Bāb Ftūḥ cemetery], behind it.

She is buried outside of Bāb al-Maḥrūq.

She passed away, at the beginning of Dhū al-Ḥijja, which completes the year 1139 hijrī, which was the same year that Sultan Mūlāy Ismā‘īl died on the 29th of Rajab (March 21, 1727). She was buried by her grandfather’s Sufi lodge, at al-Nāfidha gate by the grave of al-Hājj al-Shaʿīr, on the right of the miḥrāb. Her biography can be found in Sulūk al-ṭarīqa al-wāriyya [by Muḥammad al-Manālī al-Zabādī].

Her tomb faces a mill [grain or olive mill] near al-‘Āmir alley, by a demolished mosque. It can be seen on the left when you are facing the lane from the head of Zekkek er Roumane. I do not know anything else about her biography.

Her grave is by the path known as Darb Khallūf in front of the shrine of Mūlāy Idrīs II. It is the fourth house on the right of the entrance. Above her, there is a railing where people are able to visit her. I have not found any biographical notices devoted to her.

She died in the month of Ramadan during the year of 1057/1647. She is buried behind her father in the entrance of the shrine in Bāb al-Ftūḥ cemetery.

Several other texts I read indicated that she was buried by Hijāma alley, in a lane leading from the door of al-Madrasa al-Ṣabāhiyya, by the front door of a house in the alley. I asked the people of this alley, along with the owners of the aforementioned house if they knew of her tomb or if they had heard of it. All of them responded to me: “No!”

Her biography is in al-Maqṣid which did not mention the dater of her death, but it did note that she was buried by the cemetary of Bab al-Guissa, near the entrance, meaning with her husband. God only knows.

She passed away the evening of Thursday the 14th of Muḥarram during the beginning of the year 1101 [October 27, 1689] and was buried after the Friday prayer, facing her husband’s grave located inside Bāb Ftūḥ, near the grave of Sīdī Maḥmud ibn ‘Abbād.

She is buried in the eastern alcove of the shrine of Abū al-Maḥāsin.

By his [ Riḍwān al-Janawī's] tomb is Ruqaya al-Sab‘iyya, possessor of sublime miracles.

She was buried at the feet of her father, inside the shrine, and she was his last daughter to die.

I do not know now about her biography nor her death, except that it—and God knows best—was in the middle of the second century after the millennium. She was alive during the entire month of Rajab of the year 1120 hijrī [1708 miladī]. Her tomb is by the small shop near the Idrīsī shrine, and it is the meeting place for Dār al-Qayṭūn.

She is buried by the cemetery previously mentioned. Her grave is in front of my grandfather’s and connected to it.

She passed away in the beginning of Dhu al-Ḥijja 1119/March 1708 around the age of 97. She is buried [in Meknes] with 'Abd Allah Ibn Aḥmad [1:194] [“From his biography: Many people claim that he is buried outside of the walls of Meknes al-Zaytūn, near the door heading towards Jabal Zerhoun.”]. The head of her tomb is connected to the foot of his, and there is a large marble slab upon her tomb. She is visited every Monday. May God bless us by visiting her.

She is buried by the mosque near Bab al-Guissa, adjacent to the tomb of Sidi Muḥmud ibn al-Ḥasan (d. 595/1199). Many people attended her funeral. She lived more than 90 years.

Her tomb is by the neighborhood of the red mosque [al-Jāmi‘ al-Ḥamrā’], near the door facing its entrance.

Her grave can be found in the cemetery of that of Sīdī ‘Abdassalām al-Tawātī [To find her, walk to tlaa’ al-saghīr, in a walled garden between Derb Zerbtana and Rue Sidi Mohammed Belhaj. Ask for the grave of Sayyid Muḥammad Abu Nāṣir al-'Alawī al-Fāsī. The door to the garden is locked, by a hanut owner near the entrance has a key.].

They are buried by the shrine of Abū al-Maḥāsin Yūsuf al-Fāsī with their father.

Sayyida al-Zahrā’, daughter of ‘Alī al-Hāmūsh, near the boxthorn tree by Sīdī Abu ‘Abd Allah al-Tāwūdī and Sīdī Muḥammad al-Sā’iḥ [in the cemetery of Bab al-Guissa].

They are buried by the shrine of Sīdī Yūsuf with their father.

She is buried with her daughter by Muḥammad al-Laḥāf (3:1045) in the cemetery of Mahammad ibn al-Ḥassan (3:1030).

She is buried on the left of the entrance to the Bab Guissa cemetery

She is buried with her daughter by Sīdī Muḥammad al-Laḥāf [3:1045] in the cemetery of Sīdī Maḥmud ibn al-Ḥassan [3:1030].

They are buried by the shrine of Sīdī Yūsuf with their father.

They are buried by the shrine of Sīdī Yūsuf with their father.

Buried with Sīdī Jabal [3:1128] near the tomb of Aḥmad al-Barnīsī.

She is buried facing her husband.