Ibn Al Sallaar Al Shafi’i was the Imam of the Qurraa’ in Damascus in the 8th century & the first teacher of Ibn Al Jazari
Ibn Al Jazari said about him:
Ibn Al Jazari said about him:
هو أول شيخ انتفعت به، ولازمته، وصححت عليه الشاطبية دروسا وعرضا
• He was the first teacher he benefited from
• He spent a good amount of time with the Shaykh
• He studied the Shatibiyyah with him & corrected his understanding of it from him
• He was the first teacher he benefited from
• He spent a good amount of time with the Shaykh
• He studied the Shatibiyyah with him & corrected his understanding of it from him
Did you know that this Shaykh was known as a companion and student of Ibn Taymiyyah?
In fact when he passed away in 782AH, he was buried close to Ibn Taymiyyah
In fact when he passed away in 782AH, he was buried close to Ibn Taymiyyah
Ibn Qadhi Shahbah said:
دفن عند قبر ابن تيمية، وكان يعدّ في أصحابه، وهو متزوج بعض أقاربه
“He was buried at the grave of ibn Taymiyyah and was counted from his companions & he had married to one of ibn Taymiyyah’s relatives”
دفن عند قبر ابن تيمية، وكان يعدّ في أصحابه، وهو متزوج بعض أقاربه
“He was buried at the grave of ibn Taymiyyah and was counted from his companions & he had married to one of ibn Taymiyyah’s relatives”
Ibn Nasir Al Dimashqi has an entry for Ibn Al Sallaar in his book الرد الوافر
In this entry, Ibn Nasir quotes a line of poetry Ibn Al Sallaar said about Ibn Taymiyyah:
In this entry, Ibn Nasir quotes a line of poetry Ibn Al Sallaar said about Ibn Taymiyyah:
كان شيخ الاسلام نقلا وعقلا … باب ذي البدع عنده مردود
He praised him as being the Shaykh of Islam in both the textual and rational sciences alongside being stern in rejecting innovation.
He praised him as being the Shaykh of Islam in both the textual and rational sciences alongside being stern in rejecting innovation.
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