Ibn El Deiry

Saad bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Qudsi al-Diri known as Ibn al-Dairi Arabic: (سعيد بن محمد بن عبدالله القدسي الديري) (20 March 1367 – 31 December 1462), is a Hanafi jurist, judge, and a Shami mystic.  He was born in Jerusalem.  He memorized the Qur’an and many books of jurisprudence, poetic systems, and interpretation.  Mystic wire. He ruled the Hanafi school in Egypt for 25 years.And he died there.  He was buried in the turbah of al-Zahir Khoshddam. He has many books and poems. He is the grandfather of the Khalidi family in Palestine.

Ibn El Deiry
Born	March 20, 1367 Jerusalem
💀Died	December 31, 1462 (95 years old) CairoDecember 31, 1462 (95 years old)
💼 Occupation	A jurist, a legal judge, a mystic, and a poet.

Biography

He is Saad Al-Din Abu Al-Saadat Saad bin Muhammad Saad bin Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Saad bin Abi Bakr bin Musleh bin Abi Bakr bin Saad Al-Qudsi Al-Diri Al-Hanafi.  And attributed it to the village of Al-Deir, in Marda, Mount Nablus.  He is not Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr ibn Khader al-Nasiri, also known as Ibn al-Diri.

He was born on Rajab 19 768 / March 20, 1367 in Jerusalem in the Mamluk state and grew up there.  He read to its sheikhs and his father, so he memorized the Qur'an and many books of jurisprudence, its poetic systems, and interpretation.  Abu al-Khair al-Ala'i and others authorized it.  “He was quick to memorize, hyper-intelligent, devoted himself to work, and learned knowledge of his father, al-Kamal al-Surayhi, Ibn al-Naqeeb, al-Shams ibn al-Khatib, al-Muhib al-Fassi, and a large group in the arts of his fiqh and several.”

Crown the sheikhdom of the Sufi al-Mu'awiya way after his father.  He went to Egypt and taught in Cairo, and he used to give fatwas, interpret the Qur’an, and follow the deadlines, until he became the Hanafi mufti and appointed judge of the judiciary in the year 842 AH.  His eyesight weakened, so he retired from the judiciary a month before his death.  Ibn al-Diri died on the 9th of Rabi’ al-Awwal or Rabi’ al-Awwal 867 / December 31, 1462 in Cairo and was buried in the turbah of al-Zahir Khushqadam.

Publications

• «Explanation of the Beliefs Attributed to Al-Nasfi» ( Original title: Sharh aleaqayid almansubat lilnasfi ).
• “The luminous planets in proving the arrival of good deeds dedicated to the living and the dead,” ( Original title: Alkawakib alniyrat fi 'iithbat wusul alhasanat almuhdat 'iilaa al'ahya' wal'amwati ) he traced the trail of Al-Srouji.
• “Rogue Arrows in the Lives of Heretics” ( Original title: Alsiham almariqat fi kabd alzanadiqati ).
• “Do angels sleep or not?” ( Original title: Hal tanam almalayikat 'am la? ).
• “Is the prohibition of poetry specific to our Prophet - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - or is it general for all prophets?” ( Original title: Hal manie alshier khasun binabiina - salaa allah ealayh wasalam - 'am hu eam likuli al'anbia'i? ).
• "Verses in praise of the Prophet, including Tkhamis" ( Original title: 'Abyat fi madh alnabii dumn takhmis ).
• “Imprisonment for the accusation and the examination for the plea request and showing the money.” ( Original title: Alhabs fi altuhmat walaimtihan ealaa talab al'iiqrar wazhar almal)
• The Nu'maniyyah ( Original title:  Al-Nu’maniyyah” ), a long system, with prose benefits.

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