“It is found that the standing (qiyām) upon the mentioning of his name ﷺ is from the savant of this nation and the exemplar of the Imāms in religiosity and piety, al Imām Taqīy al Dīn al Subkī and the ones who followed him upon in that the mashāyikh of Islām of his time. It is…
…related by some of them that a gathering was congregating by al Imām al Subkī—many of whom were the scholars of his time. So, a reciter recited the statement of al Ṣarṣarī in his praise ﷺ:
Few are the praises of the Chosen One written in gold—
upon a sheet—of penmanship…
Few are the praises of the Chosen One written in gold—
upon a sheet—of penmanship…
…the most beautiful of what is written;
And for the noble ones to rise upon its audition,
standing up in rows or kneeling upon the ride.
With that, al Imām al Subkī raḥimahuLlāh and all who are in the gathering stood up. Thus, a great intimacy is attained in that gathering.”
And for the noble ones to rise upon its audition,
standing up in rows or kneeling upon the ride.
With that, al Imām al Subkī raḥimahuLlāh and all who are in the gathering stood up. Thus, a great intimacy is attained in that gathering.”
— al Imām Nūr al Dīn ʿAlī ibn Ibrāhīm al Ḥalabī raḥimahuLlāh, Insān al ʿUyūn fī Sīrat al Āmīn al Maʾmūn
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