“It is mentioned by some that the first to author [a work] on the Prophetic Birth was Abu al Khaṭṭāb Ibn Diḥyah al Kalbī who passed away in the year 633H and the mawlid was named: “al Tanwīr min Mawlid al Sirāj al Munīr”. He presented it to the King of Irbil, al Muẓaffar,…
…who celebrated the night of his Mawlid ﷺ and day, a celebration that was never heard in such a scale. Thus, he was granted a tremendous reward.
It is not so, rather, there are many who wrote a mawlid before Abu al Khaṭṭāb Ibn Diḥyah. The first that I know of who wrote…
It is not so, rather, there are many who wrote a mawlid before Abu al Khaṭṭāb Ibn Diḥyah. The first that I know of who wrote…
…on it was Muḥammad b. ʿUmar al Wāqidī, the author of al Maghāzī and al Futūḥ, who passed away in the year 206H, or it is said 209H. And he had two books in this topic: “al Mawlid al Nabawī” and “Intiqāl al Nūr al Nabawī”, both of which are quoted by al Suhaylī in…
…sections of al Rawḍ [al Unuf]. And amongst those who wrote on the Mawlid from those who preceded was al Ḥāfidh Abū ʿAbdiLlāh Muḥammad b. ʿĀʾidh, the author of the famous Sīrah, who passed away in the year 233H; as well as al Ḥāfidh Abū Bakr b. Abī ʿĀṣim, the author…
…of many works, who passed away in the year 287H.”
— al Ḥāfidh, al Sayyid Aḥmad ibn al Ṣiddīq al Ghumārī raḥimahuLlāh, Juʾnat al ʿAṭṭār
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— al Ḥāfidh, al Sayyid Aḥmad ibn al Ṣiddīq al Ghumārī raḥimahuLlāh, Juʾnat al ʿAṭṭār
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