 Qadi Ibn Abul 'Izz Al-Hanafi’s classical 100 line Arabic poem summarising the life our Beloved Prophet Muhammad . A study of the important events in Seerah including:
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About the Author - Sadrud-Dīn ʿAlī Ibn Abī al-ʻIzz ( ابن أبي العز) was born in the year 1331 CE/731 AH. Died in 792 A.H. He came from a family that had been strong supporters of the Hanafi school of jurisprudence. He was originally from Damascus, moved to Egypt and then returned to Damascus. He was the Chief Justice of Dimashq (Damascus) province .. subsequently.. chief Justice of Egypt provinces. He was one of the students of the famous commentator Hafiz Ibn Kathir.. Al-Sakhawi said about Al-izz, "The Allama as-Sadr Ali ibn Aila Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad bin abi al Izz Damishqi who was the Judge of the Hanafis, The commentator of the Aqeedah Tahawi and the (author of) Manaqashaat ala al Hidayah … My teacher ابْن الديري (ie. ibn adeery) took knowledge from him." He was also well known to the renowned hadith scholar and historian Ibn Hajr al asqalani who mentioned him more than once in his works. Al-asqalani said, "he was a Hanafi and appointed as Judge in Damascus then Egypt and then again in Damascus, and Said, "He was among the most virtuous people. Hafiz Ibn Hajar Asqalani has presented his biography in the third volume of his Al Durar Al Kaminah fi A'ayan Al Mi'ah Al Thaminah.  Comments are closed.
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