Ibraheem.Adams | -- 29-10-2010 @ 5:18 PM | ||||||||
Who can name the Shaykh from Alexandria that dared to shush the Sultan of Egypt, Palestine, Syria and Yemen (Salah ad-Deen Ibn Ayyub) for talking during his study circle in the masjid, by saying to Salah ad-Deen:
So he fell silent and listened after that.
|
|||||||||
Husayn_El_Sharif | -- 01-11-2010 @ 4:14 PM | ||||||||
Assalaamu alaikum, I think it was Shaykhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah, rahimahullaah.
|
|||||||||
Ibraheem.Adams | -- 02-11-2010 @ 7:57 PM | ||||||||
wa alaykumus salaam wa rahmatullaah May Allaah bless you Brother Husayn! However, there was approximately 70 years between the death of Salah ad-Deen (rahimahullaah) and the birth of Shaykhul-Islaam Ibn Taymiyyah (rahimahullaah), so that is incorrect Ibraheem Adams (al-Michigani)
|
|||||||||
abuhamza | -- 04-11-2010 @ 12:19 AM | ||||||||
Assalaamu 'alaikum, well, it can't be Ash Shafi'i (rahimahullah) they lived in different times. I think Ibn Abdul Barr went through Misr--he lived during that time as did Ibn Qudamah al maqdisi and also Ibn Qudamah left Damascus to join Salahu Deen in his expedition against the Franks in 573AH, So, I am guessing though--Al Maqdisi. "It is enough knowledge that one fears Allah, it is enough ignorance that one be impressed by his own knowledge" Masrooq(rahimahullah)
|
|||||||||
abuhamza | -- 04-11-2010 @ 1:05 AM | ||||||||
Assalaamu 'alaikum I take that back-as Ibn Qudamah Al Maqdisi is, well--Al Maqdisi, and you said the 'Aalim was from Alexandria. So I don't know--sorry "It is enough knowledge that one fears Allah, it is enough ignorance that one be impressed by his own knowledge" Masrooq(rahimahullah)
|
|||||||||
Ibraheem.Adams | -- 04-11-2010 @ 2:16 AM | ||||||||
wa alaykumus salaam wa rahmatullaah Brother Abu Hamza, that's an excellent guess and yes they were certainly contemporaries, but NO... Ibn Qudamah (rahimahullaah) is not the one! If nobody else responds I will post the answer this weekend insha'Allaah
|
|||||||||
Ibraheem.Adams | -- 04-11-2010 @ 2:38 AM | ||||||||
Here's a hint: His hometown was Isfahan. After leaving Isfahan he travelled to various lands and met many senior scholars of Hadeeth from whom he learned narration, the foundations of Hadeeth and Hadeeth terminology. He eventually traveled to Baghdad, then to Damascus where he taught (for two years) before permanently settling in Alexandria. Due to his seeking knowledge and teaching he did not marry until he was almost 60! He was called a Faqeeh of the madhhab of Imaam as-Shafi'i.
|
|||||||||
aboo.bilal | -- 04-11-2010 @ 2:24 PM | ||||||||
Assalam-o-Alaykum wa Rahmatullah Here is a stab in the dark,is it: Abu Bakr Ahmad ibn `Ali ibn Thabit ibn Ahmad ibn Mahdi al-Shafi`i, commonly known as al-Khatib al-Baghdadi Wa Salam o Alaykum wa Rahmatullaah Aboo Bilal Nahim
|
|||||||||
Ibraheem.Adams | -- 04-11-2010 @ 6:38 PM | ||||||||
wa alaykumus salaam wa rahmatullaah No, he is not al-Khatib al-Baghdadi
|
|||||||||
Ibraheem.Adams | -- 05-11-2010 @ 6:27 PM | ||||||||
Bismillaah walhamdulillaah was salaatu was salaam 'ala Rasulillaah... ANSWER: He was known during his time as Al-Haafidh as-Salafi Born: 475 AH - in Isfahan Died: 576 AH - in Alexandria His full name was: al-Haafidh Aboo at-Taahir Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad as-Salafi al-Isfahani ***Not to be confused with Imad ad-Deen al-Isfahani In addition to his knowledge of Hadeeth, he was also well versed in the different recitations of the Qur'an. It has been said that al-Madrasah al-'Adiliyah was sometimes called al-Madrasah as-Salafiyyah in honor of him (because he taught for two years in Damascus). Abd al-Qadir al-Rahawi said of him:
and also:
And Allaah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala knows best!
|
|||||||||
SalafiTalk.Net : | http://www.salafitalk.net/st |
Topic: | http://www.salafitalk.net/st/viewmessages.cfm?Forum=11&Topic=11669 |