He later assumed the post of Highest Juridical Authority (Muftī) of the Shafites in Medina, serving therein until his death. He lectured in the law of the four Sunni schools of Jurisprudence (Madhahib), and was qualified to provide legal opinions (Fatwā) according to them all. After his two years imprisonment under Saddam Hussein in the late 1980s, and the 1990, Barzanji and further political repression into 1996s, Barzanji, and his family fled the war in Kurdistan to Turkey, they remained there 11 months eventually in 1998 immigrating to Canada. He was a polymath who mastered various disciplines, including: the memorization of the Quran, its canonical readings, morphology, syntax, logic, rhetoric, inheritance, calligraphy, arithmetic, law, jurisprudence, metaphysics, philosophy, geometry, astronomy, literature, scholastic theology, lexicography, biography, Prophetic tradition (Ahādith) criticism, and Koran exegesis.Īl-Barzanjī excelled especially in oratory and composition, and quickly became well known as a sermonizer, imam, and teacher in the Mosque of the Prophet Muḥammad in Medina beginning in the Islamic month of Ramadan in the year 1159 AH/1746 CE. He has published seven books of poetry, and hundreds of columns about democracy, peace and freedom of expression in Iraq. His father was the lecturer of the Al-Ṣiddīq Mosque in Medina and overseer of its endowments while his great-grandfather hailed from Shahrazūr in Kurdish Iraq, and spent years seeking knowledge in Hamadān, Baghdad, Damascus, Istanbul, and Cairo, before settling in Medina.Īl-Barzanjī studied first under his father and his father’s paternal uncle, and then under other scholars of Medina. Imam Al-Barzanji was born in the Islamic month of Sha'aban 1128 AH/1716 CE in the city of Medina in present day Saudi Arabia. More than 15 qasidas and their English translation Among the most important and universally accepted is the one compiled by Ja'far bin Husayn al-Barzanji. Some are in Arabic, others in local vernaculars. He was also previously twice arrested by. al-Sadr, 47, is the youngest son of a revered cleric, Grand Ayatollah Mohammad Sadeq al-Sadr, who was assassinated by Saddam Hussein in 1999 after demanding religious freedom for Iraq’s Shiites. On 16 November 2007, al-Zaidi was kidnapped by unknown assailants in Baghdad. CompanySupply CategoryLocationAddressBRZCleaning tools and itemsERBILErbilSultan Mini MarketGENERAL GOODS Food suppliesERBILBakhtyari QEkhlas GroupGENERAL GOODS FurnitureERBILErbil 60 meter St opps whi.
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There have been many compositions that allow us to rejoice in the bounties and blessings of remembering Allah's Chosen Beloved. Muntadhar al-Zaidi (Arabic: Muntaar az-Zayd born 15 January 1979) is an Iraqi broadcast journalist who served as a correspondent for Iraqi-owned, Egyptian-based Al-Baghdadia TV.As of February 2011, al-Zaidi works with a Lebanese TV channel. It is performed throughout the world, in melodious tunes popular amongst the people. Although sectarian violence dramatically diminished after many Sunni insurgents turned against al Qaeda in late 2006 and joined forces with the U.S. The Barzanji Mawlid was composed by Imam Barzanji, and celebrates the birth and life of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, in beautiful poetic prose.
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