at-Tarāǧim al-ǧalīla al-ǧaliyya wa-l-ašyāḫ al-ʿāliya al-ʿaliyya
By (author) Aḥmad b. Aybak Ibn ad-Dumyāṭī Edited by Tarek Sabraa
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(February 2017)
ISBN: 9783847106586
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In his work Ibn Aybak ad-Dumya?i recounted the intellectual life of the chief judge Taqi d-Din as-Subki (d. 756/1355) and which is important for the following reasons: It is the only source which mentions in detail the books that as-Subki studied with his teachers and reveals a clear picture of his strong interest in the Prophetic hadi?s. It unveils information about as-Subki’s travels and mentions teachers that are found in no other source. It is one of the most important sources which were relied upon by Ibn ?agar in ad-Durar al-kamina and by a?-?afadi in A?yan al-?a?r and al-Wafi bi-l-wafayat.
Ibn Aybak ad-Dumya?i was a historian specialized in recording the scholarly lives of the learned men of his generation. His most important work of this genre was at-Taragim al-galila al-galiyya wa-l-asya? al-?aliya al-?aliyya in which he recounted the intellectual life of the chief judge Taqi d-Din as-Subki (d. 756/1355) and which is important for the following reasons: It is the only source which mentions in detail the books that as-Subki studied with his teachers and reveals a clear picture of his strong interest in the Prophetic hadi?s. It unveils information about as-Subki’s travels and mentions teachers that are found in no other source. It is one of the most important sources which were relied upon by Ibn ?agar in ad-Durar al-kamina and by a?-?afadi in A?yan al-?a?r and al-Wafi bi-l-wafayat. Ibn Aybak ad-Dumya?i was an historian specialized in recording the scholarly lives of the learned men of his generation. His most important work of this genre was at-Taragim al-galila al-galiyya wa-l-asya? al-?aliya al-?aliyya in which he recounted the intellectual life of the chief judge Taqi d-Din as-Subki (d. 756/1355) and which is important for the following reasons: It is the only source which mentions in detail the books that as-Subki studied with his teachers and reveals a clear picture of his strong interest in the Prophetic hadi?s. It unveils information about as-Subki’s travels and mentions teachers that are found in no other source. It is one of the most important sources which were relied upon by Ibn ?agar in ad-Durar al-kamina and by a?-?afadi in A?yan al-?a?r and al-Wafi bi-l-wafayat.
- By (author) Aḥmad b. Aybak Ibn ad-Dumyāṭī
- Edited by Tarek Sabraa
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