Photo's,video's,biographies and articles detailing a few of the important people and places in the religion of Islam.
Pages
▼
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Introducing Shaykh Badr al-Din al-Hasani
Sheikh Badr al-Din al-Hasani
1267-1354 H / 1850-1935 CE
"The greatest muhaddith" - All scholars and shaikhs of Syria accepted him as their teacher, and those living in Damascus used to attend his daily lessons. He had a photographic memory. Knew by heart all the hadiths of Bukhari, Muslim, and the remainder of the six most famous books of Hadith, including the biography of all narrators of all chains of every hadeeth, their dates of birth and decease, and their status of authenticity. Also, he used to explain the Qur'an by heart from al Baydawi's Tafseer (explanation of the Qur'an). His ijazah was especially besought by Hadith scholars for being the closest one of his age to the Prophet(counting the number of men in the chain). Doctors and engineers who attended his classes used to say: We exhausted our life learning our profession, and he knows it more than us. He was also instrumental in the organization of the revolution against the French occupation. At every 'Eid, he would go out, and he would give his students charity from his own pocket, and there were places, particularly in the colonialism era, where there were a lot of women that were impoverished and forced into prostitution to support themselves, and he would tell his student to give those prostitutes charity, and he would say to them, "Tell them that Badruddin Al-Hasani asked you to make du'ah (supplication) for him." And those women would weep when they heard that: "Who are we to make du'ah for Badruddin Al-Hasani?." There were people who repented because of that act.
No comments:
Post a Comment