• Wird Imam Nawawi Arabic

I have just received the book “ al-Adkhar” by imam an-Nawawi from Dar al-Minhaj () in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. I bought it from HUbooks in the UK (). Last year I got another copy of the same book from a bookseller in the Netherlands but from a different publisher: Dar al-Fajr li’t-Turath, which is behind al-Azhar University in Cairo (as it says inside); it can be bought at Kitaabun in the UK. What struck me immediately are the big differences between these versions: 1.) The volume or size. The version from Dar al-Minhaj has 736 pages and the version from Dar al-Fajr (in short) has only got 459 pages. That is a huge difference (almost 300 pages) and I wonder how this is possible. What happened?

Wird of Imam an-Nawawi [d. 676 AH] Uploaded. Abdul Samad Ali. Wird of Imām an-­‐Nawawī This is the wird (litany) of Imām an-­‐Nawawī. An Imām who dedicated all of his life in the path of Allāh in knowledge, action, abstention (zuhd), remembrance, service to the generality of the Muslims and giving sincere advice to their leaders. “He is Imām Yahyā bin Sharaf al. I dont believe that the Wird al-Nawawi was ever part of the Kitab al-Adhkar, it is a totally seperate work. Mashallah the teacher of Shaykh Abdullah advises his students to read the wird, although Shaykh Abdullah was surprised to learn about the placing of his recitation of the Wird al-Nawawi on the internet, but alhumdulilah he is ok with it.

Law anzalnā hādha’l Qur’āna ‘alā jabalin lara’aytahū khāshi‘an mutasaddi‘an min khashyatillāh wa tilka’l amthālu nadribuhā li’nnāsi la‘allahum yatafakkarūn Huwallāhulladhī lā ilāha illā Huwa ‘Ālimu’l ghaybi wa’sh-shahādati Huwa’r Rahmānu’r Rahīm Huwallāhulladhī lā ilāha illā Huwa’l Maliku’l Quddūsu’s Salāmu’l Mu’minu’l Muhayminu’l ‘Azīzu’l Jabbāru’l Mutakabbir SubhānAllāhi ‘amma yushrikūn Huwallāhu’l Khaliqu’l Bāriu’l Musawwiru lahu’l Asmā’ u’l Husnā yusabbihu lahū mā fi’s-samāwāti wa’l-ardi wa Huwa’l ‘Azīzu’l Hakīm.

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Syracuse University Press. • Zarabozo, Jamaal al-Din M. Commentary on the Forty Hadith of al-Nawawi (2-Volume Set). Denver: Al-Basheer Company.

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The muhaqqiq seems to rely on him for grading some of the ahadith quoted in the book. Could this tahqiq be a reason for the difference in pages?

He then passed away there after falling ill for a few days. So he (al-Subki) asked for the place where he (al-Nawawi) used to sit, when they pointed it out to him Imam al-Subki placed his head on the ground of that place and covered his cheek and face with dust on it saying: And in Dar al-Hadith there is a subtle meaning On carpets where I incline and take refuge: Perhaps I might touch with my very face A spot touched by al-Nawawi’s foot. This great Imam had a litany consisting of supplication, invocation and prayer that he would recite daily along with his other litanies which was his habit. This litany of his was met with widespread acceptance from the scholars and Imams after him till this day. They recite it every morning, and its reflects in their heart the radiance of tawhid, the familiarity of intimate supplication (munajat) and pleasure in the slavehood of humility to Allah ( جل جلاله ). It is from the prayers (ibtihalat) proven for the relief of distress and repelling of the plots of the oppressorsI will not lengthen the commentary, for I have personally experienced the blessing of this litany.

I told him I am neither soothsayer nor an astrologer but Allah caused me to utter these words.' His teacher conveyed this incident to Imam's father and he keeping in view the learning quest of his son, decided to dedicate the life of his son for the service and promotion of the cause of. [ ] Education [ ]. This section does not any. Unsourced material may be challenged and.

For its light has grown in my heart, and I have witnessed many of its effects in my life. So make a firm resolve to be regular in its recitation every morning with the attention of the mind and humility of the heart, and this is after your completing the invocations which I advised you with. Note: Alhumdulillah the scanner is now functioning, the image at the top is taken from Shaykh al-Buti’s edition kindly sent to me by Sidi Isa Martin.

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• ^ Spevack, Aaron (2014). The Archetypal Sunni Scholar: Law, Theology, and Mysticism in the Synthesis of Al-Bajuri. State University of New York Press. • ^ Halverson, Jeffry R. Theology and Creed in Sunni Islam: The Muslim Brotherhood, Ash'arism, and Political Sunnism. Palgrave Macmillan.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Creed [ ] Nawawi adhered to the orthodox creed. In line with this school, he did not interpret the mutashabihat, or 'unapparent in meaning' verses and hadiths in a literal anthropomorphic way. He states in his commentary of a hadith that: This is one of the 'hadiths of the attributes,' about which scholars have two positions. The first is to have faith in it without discussing its meaning, while believing of Allah Most High that 'there is nothing whatsoever like unto Him' (Qur'an 42:11), and that He is exalted above having any of the attributes of His creatures. The second is to figuratively explain it in a fitting way, scholars who hold this position adducing that the point of the hadith was to test the slave girl: Was she a monotheist, who affirmed that the Creator, the Disposer, the Doer, is Allah alone and that He is the one called upon when a person making supplication (du'a) faces the sky--just as those performing the prayer (salat) face the Kaaba, since the sky is the qibla of those who supplicate, as the Kaaba is the qibla of those who perform the prayer--or was she a worshipper of the idols which they placed in front of themselves? So when she said, In the sky, it was plain that she was not an idol worshiper.

Reprint (18 vols. Beirut: Dar al-Fikr, 1401/1981, 5.24 • ^ Thatcher, Griffithes Wheeler (1911). In Chisholm, Hugh. 19 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. Retrieved 2014-05-20.

Early years [ ] Background [ ] He was born at near,. As with many Arabic and Semitic names, the last part of his name refers to his hometown. Yasin bin Yusuf Marakashi, says: 'I saw Imam Nawawi at Nawa when he was a youth of ten years of age.

Other boys of his age used to force him to play with them, but Imam Nawawi would always avoid the play and would remain busy with the recitation of the Noble Qur'an. When they tried to domineer and insisted on his joining their games, he bewailed and expressed his no concern over their foolish action. On observing his sagacity and profundity, a special love and affection developed in my heart for young Nawawi. I approached his teacher and urged him to take exceptional care of this lad as he was to become a great religious scholar. His teacher asked whether I was a soothsayer or an astrologer.

Due to what Mawlana Husain saheb has said regarding this edition of Ibn Kathir, I will, insha Allah, be buying it during my stay in the Haramayn during Ramadan this year.

The much larger sized font of this latter edition may not be appreciated by many (I personally don’t like overly large fonts). If I could go back in time, I would definitely buy this 24-vol edition, although, as I’ve said, I’m not unhappy with the edition that I already have. Similar is the case with the new 7-vol Tafsir Ibn Kathir published by Dar Ibn al-Jawzi (S Arabia).

To end: there are more versions of this magnificent book. One of these versions is the one by Dar al-Bayan at-Turath which can be downloaded here: This version has 533 pages. Still less than the Dar al-Minhaj version.

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An Imam who dedicated all of his life in the path of Allah ( ( عز و جل in knowledge, action, abstention (zuhd), remembrance, service to the generality of the Muslims and giving sincere advice to their Imam’s. He is Imam Yahya bin Sharaf al-Nawawi who passed away in the year (676 Hijri). It is my conviction that if this Imam was not from the great godly righteous friends of Allah, then Allah the most High does not have on the earth any friends after him. Our discussion will become lengthy if I entered into the mentioning of his biography and unveiling of his unique states, excellences (manaqib) and qualities. However it is sufficient for you to know that the Imam, Ali bin Abdullah al-Kafi al-Subki, the father of Taj al-in al-Subki, author of ‘Tabaqat al-Shafiyyah’ -and he is well known for his immense virtues and vast knowledge-came from Cairo to Damascus intending the ‘Dar al-Hadith’ to visit Imam al-Nawawi, as he (Allah have mercy on him) was resident there. It was said to him (al-Subki) that he (al-Nawawi) had departed for his home place of Nawa.

• Dekmejian, R. Hrair (1995). (illustrated, reprint, revised ed.).

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It is in 512 pages and has the tahqiq of Shaykh Muhy al-Din Mustu. Mawlana Bilal, While the 10-volume Dar Ihya’ al-Turath al-‘Arabi edition that I have is nice and compact, it hardly has any tahqiq in the form of footnotes (or endnotes). The 24-vol Mu’assassah al-Risalah edition appears to be thoroughly edited with plenty of footnotes (mostly takhrij).

5.) The big benefit of the Dar al-Minhaj version is that is has full tashkil which facilitates reading. So we can conclude there is most probably some content missing from the Dar al-Fajr version. This is a task for the researchers amongst us.

And there is the version by Dar Ibn Hazm which contains 741 pages (See here: ). A very small part of the book has been translated to English, including audio, and can be downloaded for 1 pound on the Deenport and Kitaba website. Last but not least: an English translation of this book will be published soon by Turath Publishing. It is also said shaykh Nu Ha Mim Keller is working on an English translation, w’Allahu ‘alam. Assalamu Alaykum I would desist from claiming that an editor has omitted portions from a book without proof. This is clearly not the case here, the reason for the difference in page numbers is the font size and page borders.

Questions that need to be answered are: what exactly is left out in the Dar al-Fajr version and most importantly why? It doesn’t seem to do justice to the original work by imam an-Nawawi rahimahullah. The danger is not that someone undertook a tahqiq of the book but the fact that the muhaqqiq ‘filtered’ the book or made a mukhtasar of it, fooling people to believe it is the actual book, and leaving things deliberately out.

Imam Nawawi says, 'I studied in this institution for two years. During my stay in Madrasah Rawahiyah, I never had complete rest and lived on the limited food supplied by the institution.' As a routine he used to sleep very little at night. When it became irresistible as a human being, he would lean and slumber for a while against the support of books. After a short duration he would again be hard at his scholastic pursuits.