Al Nawawi

Imam An-Nawawi ( Arabic : ) is considered among the leading commentators on the Hadith. It received the name of Sheikh al-Islam (Sheikh of Islam) ^Biography

He was born in the village of Nawa near Damascus in Syria . He learned the Koran from an early age and formed in various Islamic sciences such as Hadith , the Arabic language and Islamic jurisprudence. He was endowed with an excellent memory and was spent in the learning of religious studies and daily assistance to nearly twelve courses dealing with various branches of Islamic sciences ^{His teachers}

It cites among his teachers :

• Abu Ishaq Ibrahim ibn Ahmad ibn Uthman Al-Maghribi Al-Maqdisi (chafiste the jurist).
• Abu Muhammad Abdur-Rahman ibn Nuh ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Musa al-Maqdisi Ad-Dimashqi (the mufti of Damascus at the time)
• Abu Hafs Umar ibn Asad ibn Ghalib al-Irbil.
• Abu Ishaq Ibrahim bin Isa Al-Murad Al-Andalusi Ash-Shafii.
• J. Imad Ad-Din Abu Al-Abd Al-Karim Fadail ibn Abd As-Samad ibn Al-Horastani.
• Al-Fakhr al-Maliki.
• Abu Al-Fath Omar ibn Umar ibn Ali ibn Bundar Has Taflisi (chafiste lawyer).

Main works

• The Forty Hadith Al-called An-Arbain Nawawiyyah (Nawawi's 40) he completed in 668 AH. The traditions of the Prophet ( Arabic : ), translated by Mohammed Tahar Edition Les Deux Oceans, 1992, ( ISBN 2866810392 ) 9782866810399.
• Riyadh as-Salihin (Gardens of the Righteous) ( Arabic : ). Universal Ltd., September 2005, ( ISBN 2911546490 ).
• Minhaj fi Sharh al-Hajjaj ibn Muslim ( Arabic : ), in Arabic, a reference in the commentary of hadith.
• Has Minhdj tlibn, the guide zealous believers. Handbook of Islamic jurisprudence according to the rite of Shaafa'i. Arabic text, with tr. and notes by LWC Van Den Berg, Abu Zakariya Yahya b. Sharaf Nawawi, Lodewijk Willem C. Editor Van Den Berg, published 1882.
• He wrote a commentary on Sahih Muslim. He also commented on some of Sahih Al-Bukhari, he stopped at Kitab Al-`Ilm (The Book of Knowledge), and called his comments Have Talkha. He also began a commentary on Sunan Abi Dawud. Imam As-Sakhawi said: "He came to the part dealing with ablutions and titled his commentary Al-Ijaz. I heard that the ascetic in his time, Ash-Shihab ibn Raslan, fully resumed the writing of Imam An-Nawawi early in his own commentary on Sunan Abi Dawud, and that as a tabarruk. .
• Al-Adhkar
• Has Tibyan f adab al-Qur'n Hamalat.
• Has Tarkhs wire-wal-Ikram Qiyam.
• Bustan al-`Arifin (The Garden of the Gnostics).

See also

• Hadith
• Sahih
• Sunni
• Names of God in Islam

References

• Islam Portal

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