● Introducing the author
Percentage :
He is Sheikh Ahmed bin Suleiman bin Ahmed Al Jamal from the Bani Al Jamal tribe.
● Birth and upbringing:
He was born in (1367 AH) in the village of Bani al-Hadi, one of the villages of Wadi Zabid located on the western side of the city of Zabid. His uncles are Bani al-Hadi.
● His request for knowledge and his journey to it:
He learned the letters and read the Qur’an at the hands of the readers of the region. When he reached the age of fourteen, he traveled to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and his journey was to seek knowledge, so he engaged in the study of legal sciences (hadith, interpretation, statutes, jurisprudence, belief, monotheism) and grammar.
● His sheikhs:
Among the most prominent of his sheikhs from whom he took knowledge in the Great Mosque of Mecca and the civil sanctuary in Medina are:
1- Sheikh Yahya bin Othman Al-Hindi Al-Saudi.
2- Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Rashid Al-Najdi.
3- Dr. Abdullah bin Abdullah Al-Ahdal Al-Yamani.
4- Sheikh Abdul Haq Al Hindi.
5- Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Somali.
6- Sheikh Abdullah Al-Husami Al-Yamani.
7- Sheikh Ali bin Muhammad bin Sinan.
8- Sheikh Saleh Al-Iraqi.
9- Sheikh Mahjoub Al-Sudani.
10 - Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdullah the Palestinian.
11- Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdullah Al-Suri.
12- Sheikh Dr. Abdul-Aziz bin Abdul-Fattah Qari.
13- Mr. Tawfiq Al-Urduni.
14- Sheikh Abdul Qadir Shaybah Al-Hamd.
15- Judge Abdel-Fattah Al-Masry.
16- Sheikh Abdul-Rafi’ bin Radwan bin Ali Al-Masri.
17- Sheikh Abdul Hafeez Al-Masri.
18- Sheikh Abdul Muhmin Al-Masri.
19- Sheikh Abdul Khaliq Jaduh Al-Masry.
20- Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Muhaisin Al-Masry.
Percentage :
He is Sheikh Ahmed bin Suleiman bin Ahmed Al Jamal from the Bani Al Jamal tribe.
● Birth and upbringing:
He was born in (1367 AH) in the village of Bani al-Hadi, one of the villages of Wadi Zabid located on the western side of the city of Zabid. His uncles are Bani al-Hadi.
● His request for knowledge and his journey to it:
He learned the letters and read the Qur’an at the hands of the readers of the region. When he reached the age of fourteen, he traveled to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and his journey was to seek knowledge, so he engaged in the study of legal sciences (hadith, interpretation, statutes, jurisprudence, belief, monotheism) and grammar.
● His sheikhs:
Among the most prominent of his sheikhs from whom he took knowledge in the Great Mosque of Mecca and the civil sanctuary in Medina are:
1- Sheikh Yahya bin Othman Al-Hindi Al-Saudi.
2- Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Rashid Al-Najdi.
3- Dr. Abdullah bin Abdullah Al-Ahdal Al-Yamani.
4- Sheikh Abdul Haq Al Hindi.
5- Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Somali.
6- Sheikh Abdullah Al-Husami Al-Yamani.
7- Sheikh Ali bin Muhammad bin Sinan.
8- Sheikh Saleh Al-Iraqi.
9- Sheikh Mahjoub Al-Sudani.
10 - Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdullah the Palestinian.
11- Sheikh Abdullah bin Abdullah Al-Suri.
12- Sheikh Dr. Abdul-Aziz bin Abdul-Fattah Qari.
13- Mr. Tawfiq Al-Urduni.
14- Sheikh Abdul Qadir Shaybah Al-Hamd.
15- Judge Abdel-Fattah Al-Masry.
16- Sheikh Abdul-Rafi’ bin Radwan bin Ali Al-Masri.
17- Sheikh Abdul Hafeez Al-Masri.
18- Sheikh Abdul Muhmin Al-Masri.
19- Sheikh Abdul Khaliq Jaduh Al-Masry.
20- Sheikh Dr. Muhammad Muhaisin Al-Masry.
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