Imam Quddori and his book Mukhtasar ul Quddori
Journal Title: The Islamic Culture "As-Saqafat-ul Islamia" الثقافة الإسلامية - Year 2015, Vol 34, Issue 34
Abstract
Imam Ahmad bin Muhammad Al Qudoori was born in 362 Hijri. He was highly intellectual and held a leading position among the scholars of his time, such that he had gained the place of Mujtahid of Hanafi School. He wrote many books, of which Al-Qudoori is the most famous and has the title `Leader of Books` (Imam ul Kutub) Many commentaries have been written on Al-Qudoori and the succeeding scholars who came thereafter, have all relied on Al-Qudoori. Imam Qudoori died in 428 Hijri and was buried in the house he had lived in, but was later shifted next to Abu Bakar Al-Khwarizmi`s grave.
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Muhammad Imran
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