Lamaat al Tanqih sharh Mishkat : Arabic [1]

Lama'at ul Tanqih
sharh Mishkat al Masabih : Arabic [1] New,
*[A4] Hardback - 328 pages, Jild Awl,
by Shaykh 'Abd al-Haqq Muhaddith ad-Dehlawi,
Published in India.



Description :


Lama'at ul-Tanqeeh : This work before you is the introduction and first part Muqaddima of Shaykh al-Muhaqqiq's sharh (explanation) of Mishkat shareef. It covers Kitab al-Iman (faith) upto Kitab al-Ilm (knowledge). Further volumes will follow in due course.





Shaykh as-Shah Abd 'al-Haqq Muhaddith Dehlwi [ d. 1052 H - 1642 CE ] 'alayhi al-rahmah wa'l-ridwan.  The name of Shaykh 'Abdul-Haqq Muhaddith Dehlawi, may Allah be pleased with him, [d.1052 Hijri] is so synonymous in the field of Islamic Literature and Hadith that this great Scholar of Islam needs no introduction. He is regarded as one of the greatest Huffaz or Hadith Masters in Islam in his time. When the Shaykh lifted his pen on any subject, he unveiled an ocean of information in that field.


The shaykh was born in Delhi, India. His father Saif al-Din, Rahmatullahi alayh, was a very pious and intellectual man, and this is a reason why Shah 'Abd-al-Haqq, Rahmatullahi alayh's, education and breeding was based on similar well founded principles. He was extremely fond of education and had a particular zest for learning from a very young age. Many hours of the day and the night were spent in reading and writing. After gaining his education in India, he was directed towards the Haramayn, Makkah in 996H. He stayed there for approx 3 and a half years, in which he attained his knowledge of Ahadith and also authored several books. 


Some of his most popular and recognised works are listed below;- 


    Ash'at al-Lam'at : This is a commentary on the Mishkat Shareef.
    Tareekh al Madina' : Another well known and important book.
    Madarij an-Nabbuwaah' : A highly acclaimed classic.
    Akhbarul Akhyar' : A ground breaking piece of writing in relation to the Awliya-Allah.


Shah 'Abd-al-Haqq, Rahmatullahi alayh, passed away at the age of 96, and is buried near the shrine of Khawaja Qutb al-Din Bakhtyar Kaki, Rahmatullahi alayh, in Delhi, India.






Sub-continent print quality and condition. Usual bumps and bruises.

 

Other works of Shah 'Abd al-Haq Muhaddith Dehlawi,

*Dimensions : 25 x 18.5 cm.