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His book tadhkirat al- 'awifya' on the lives and characters of the sufis and mystics - which one of the descendants of hatim al-ta'i, muhyi al-din ibn al-'arabi was from among his descendants we guided dawud, sulay.
Translated by ismaeel nakhuda translator’s foreword: the following is a translation of the introduction (by shaykh ‘abd al-hafiz al-makki) to shaykh latif al-rahman al-bahraichi al-qasmi’s al-rasa’il al-thalathah al-hadithiyyah, a collection of three hadith compilations containing narrations transmitted by imam abu hanifah nu‘man ibn thabit.
Sufism is the name given to the mystical move- ment within islam; a sufi is a muslim who dedi- cates himself to the quest after mystical union (or, better said, reunion) with his creator the name is arabic in origin, being derived from the word suf meaning “wool”; the sufis were distin- guishable from their fellows by wearing a habit of coarse woollen cloth, in time when silks and brocades.
Sayyid murtada abu al-qasim ali ibn abu ahmad al-husayn ibn musa ibn muhammad ibn musa ibn ibrahim ibn musa ibn ja’far ibn muhammad ibn ali ibn al-husayn ibn abi talib pbuh, was born in rajab, 355 ah / 965 ad, in karkh neighborhood, bagdad.
Al-hafiz al-dhahabl said in tadhkirat al-huffaz, in the biography dawud al-ta'i used to eat bread crumbs, and he used to say: “the differ.
(5) abu dawud sulaiman b al-aslrath b shaddad b amr b 'amir in tadhkirat al -awliya1 shows how faithfully he always.
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Abu ali ghulam turkan, who was initiated by sari al-saqati,who was initiated by maruf al-karkhi,who was initiated by dawud al-ta'i,who was initated by habib.
Dawud al-ta’i abu sulaiman dawud ibn nusair al-ta’i von kufa war ein mann nobler herkunft und schüler von abu hanifa; zum asketischen leben wurde er durch habib al-ra’i gebracht, worauf er all seine bücher im euphrat versenkte.
A peculiar case of this kind is reported in a tradition about two jews who uttered the two shahiidas, but were reluctant to follow the prophet because the jews believe that dawud prayed to god asking that prophethood remain among his descendants; had those two jews joined the prophet the other jews would have killed them.
Chapters: hasan of basra; malek ibn dinar; habib al-ajami; rabe‘a al-adawiya; al-fozail ibn iyaz; ebrahim ibn adham; beshr ibn al-hareth; dho ‘l-nun al-mesri.
The companions of abu hanifa who compiled and recorded the works [of his school] were forty. Those in the forefront were abu yusuf, zufar, dawud al-ta’i, asad ibn ‘amr, yusuf ibn khalid al-samti, yahya ibn abi zakariyya ibn abi za’ida, who were their scribe for thirty years.
Judab; (21) 'abd al-' iji, ibn namir, and abu daud, al-~rith was dependable.
Imam abu’ ja‘far (al-baqir), peace be on him, had carried out his immortal message: he had spread knowledge and islamic manners among people. He wanted him to enjoy the shade of his mercy and his gardens. He wanted him to be happy through meeting his grandfathers, who passed the methods of justice and fairness in the earth.
This is a major work of islamic mysticism by the great thirteenth-century persian poet, farid al-din attar. Translated by a j arberry, attar’s work and thought is set in perspective in a substantial introduction.
One of the descendants of hatim al-ta'i, muhyi al-din ibn al-'arabi was originally from spain. Most of his life, however, seems to have been spent in makkah and syria. He was a pupil of the sixth-century mystic shaykh abu madyan al- maghribi al-'andalusi.
[* dhahabi relates in his tadhkirat al-huffaz (1:306) in the biography of waki` that yahya ibn ma`in said: “i have not seen better than waki`, he spends the night praying, fasts without interruption, and gives fatwa according to what abu hanifa said, and yahya al-qattan also used to give fatwa according to what abu hanifa said.
Wim raven, the manuscripts and editions of ibn dawud's kitab al-zahra, abi ishaq ibrahim ibn gama'a al-kinani tadhkirat al-sami.
Tadhkiratul awliya by farid al-din attar of nishapur is regarded as one of the most important works of sufism. It is acclaimed as of the rare collection of the biographies of muslim sufi saints between the 6th and 13th century.
Abu sulaiman dawud ibn nusair al-tā'ī, (arabic: ابو سلیمان داؤد بن نصیر الطائي ) usually referred to as dawud tā'ī, (died between 777 and 782) was an islamic scholar and sufi mystic. He resided in kufa and was a prominent student of abu hanifa.
Dawud al-ta’i said: “hammad ibn abi sulayman was generous with food and he was generous with dinars and dirhams. ” ( tahdhib al-kamal 7:269-79) al-dhahabi said under the biography of hammad ibn abi sulayman in siyar a‘lam al-nubala’ “the greatest faqih from the inhabitants of kufa were ‘ali and ibn mas’ud.
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Preface by allamah muhammad husayn tabataba’i although most people are preoccupied with earning their livelihood and pay little attention to spiritual matters, yet every man has an inherent desire to know the absolute truth.
Allama hilli in khulasah said about ikrima: “not from on our way neither from our companions”. Sheikh hasan zaynutdin sahib al-mualim said: “reports came that he wasn’t on the way”.
Many pious men of the generation of the atba’ al-tabi’in kept the company of imam abu hanifah, such as dawud al-ta’i, fudayl ibn ‘iyad and shaqiq al-balkhi, whose virtues are endless and can be read in the biographical literature. This is also a great testament to the profound spiritual station reached by imam abu hanifah.
Feb 18, 2021 hammad ibn abi hanifah reported: i came to dawud al-ta'i, may allah have mercy on him, and his door was fastened shut.
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Thus it was said to dawud al-tai14 why do you not comb your beard? he replied, do you think i have nothing else to do? for this reason i do not think that the learned man or the student, or the labourer should waste their time washing their clothes in order to avoid wearing the clothes which the laundry-man has washed because they imagine.
Sufi biography: dawud al-tai (daud al tai) abu solaiman dawud ibn nosair al-tai of kufa was a man of notable erudition, a pupil of abu hanifa; he was converted to the ascetic life by habib al-rai and threw all his books into the euphrates. He died between 160 (777) and 165 (782) the poverty of dawud-e tai.
Dawud al-ta’i from the beginning dawud-e ta’i was overwhelmed by an inner grief and always avoided the society of his fellow creatures. The cause of his conversion was that he heard a mourning woman recite these verses: “on which of your cheeks has decay begun,.
Jundub ibn junadah, nicknamed abu dharr, was a member of the ghifari tribe that lived in the waddan valley outside makka.
Al - mobarak sofyan al - thauri shaqiq of balkh dawud al - ta ' i al - mohasebi ahmad ibn tazkirat al-awliyā misri • bayazid bastami • abdullah mobarak.
A principle of al-jarh wa l-ta‘dil states that the criticism of someone who was himself subject to valid criticism is not accepted unless the one criticised is free of any words of praise. Hence, the accreditation (ta‘dil) of ibn hibban stands and maslama’s criticism is rejected.
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