Author
Al-Safarini, Muhammad bin Ahmed
Author Original
السفاريني، محمد بن أحمد
Publication Date
1436
Publication Place
Amman, Jordan -
Amman, Jordan: Dar Al-Fath for Studies and Publishing
Subject
History, Islam, Religious life and customs
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
142
Physical Dimensions
142 صفحة
Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
Library Asset ID
OCLC: 953938604
Record ID
cdi_globaltitleindex_catalog_139386452
Library Location
Request
Date
1436
Notes
It is no secret to those concerned with forensic science the importance of the books of the scholar Muhammad ibn Ahmad al-Safarini and their high scholarly standing. However, some of them are still among the lost, even though his time is somewhat close to our time. Among these books is our book, which until recently was considered one of his lost books until God made it easy to discover. It is a collection of questions that the people of Najd addressed to the author, may God have mercy on him, asking him about what was confusing them; In those times, the Levant was a beacon for seekers and a shrine for those wishing to study the Hanbali doctrine. Likewise, if something happened to them or a calamity happened to them, they would hasten to write to the scholars of the doctrine there. History books and biographies have recorded for us examples of them that show the extent of communication between those working in science, despite the weakness of the means of communication at the time and the lack of capabilities. This type of writing has many benefits. In addition to being an answer to questions and revealing problems, it is suitable to be a historical document that shows what is going on in scientific circles and what concerns public opinion in that era. Bibliography: pages 131-140.
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