Abdu-l-Latif ibn Abdu-r-Rahman Al ash-Sheikh ( Arabic عبد اللطيف بن عبد الرحمن بن حسن آل الشيخ ; Ed Diriya , ca. 1810 - 1876 ) - an Islamic theologian from the family Abdurrahman ibn Hassan and great-great-grandson of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab .
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| Birth name | Abdu al-Latif ibn Abdu-r-Rahman ibn Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Abdu al-Wahhab al ash-sheikh |
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| Proceedings | “Ta'sis at-takdis”, “al-Barakhin al-Islamiya”, “Tuhfat at-Talib wa-l-jalis” and others. |
Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 family
- 3 Bibliography
- 4 notes
- 5 Literature
Biography
Abdul-Latif ibn Abdurrahman was born in 1225 Hijri ( 1810 ) in the capital of the first Saudi state, the city of Al-Diriya. When he was eight years old, the Osman-Saudi war began , in which the Saudis were defeated. Like many other representatives of the Al Saud and Al Sheikh families, Abdul-Latif, together with his father, Abdurrahman ibn Hassan , was sent into exile in Egypt . In Egypt, he spent 31 years, during which he studied with many Nedzhi and Egyptian ulama of that time. Among them: his father, Abdurrahman ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab , Muhammad ibn Mahmoud ibn Muhammad al-Jazairi al-Hanafi, Ibrahim al-Badzhuri (sheikh al-Azhara ), Mustafa al-al-Azhari, a lot others.
Father Abdul-Latif managed to return to Nedzh in 1826 (1241), and he returned to his homeland only in 1848 (1264). After months in Riyadh , Abdul-Latif ibn Abdurrahman leaves for Al-Hasa to spread the ideas of Salafism and stays there for two years. Then he returns to Riyadh and together with his father helps King Faisal ibn Turki in establishing Saudi power, participates with him in several military campaigns.
Abdul-Latif ibn Abdurrahman died on the 14th day of the month of zu-l-kada of the 1293 Hijrah (approx. November 30, 1876 ).
Family
Abdul-Latif ibn Abdurrahman had 8 sons:
- Ahmad
- Abdullah
- Abdul Aziz
- Ibrahim
- Muhammad
- Umar
- Salih
- Abdurrahman
It is known that Ahmad, who was already born in Egypt, refused to leave Egypt with his father and lived there until the end of his life. Information about the offspring of Ahmad is missing. The remaining seven sons of Abdul-Latif were born in Riyadh and died there leaving behind numerous offspring, sometimes called Al Abdul-Latif ("Abdul-Latif Family").
Bibliography
Abdul-Latif ibn Abdurrahman is the author of many books and treatises on Islam:
- Ta'sis at-takdis fi-r-radd ala Dawood ibn Jirjis ( Arabic: تأسيس التقديس في الرد على داود ابن جرجيس ) - a rebuttal to the Baghdad ulitsh Davud ibn sulejmanu ibn.
- al-Barakhin al-Islamiya fi-r-radd ala al-shubuhat al-pharisiya ( Arabic. البراهين الإسلامية في الرد على الشبهات الفارسية ) - "Islamic arguments to refute the Persian
- Tuhfat at-Talib wa-jalis fi-r-radd ala Ibn Jirjis ( Arabic. تحفة الطالب و الجليس في الرد على ابن جرجيس ) is the second refutation of Ibn Jirjis.
- al-Itthaf fi-r-radd ala as-Sahaf ( Arabic. الإتحاف في الرد على الصحاف ) - refutation of Abdul-Latifu ibn Abdul-muhsin as-Sahaf.
- as well as many different messages ( risalat ).
Notes
- ↑ LIBRIS
Literature
- Abdurrahman ibn Abdul-Latif ibn Abdullah Al Al-Sheikh. Famous Najd Ulema = مشاهر علماء نجد. - 2nd. - The gift of al-Yamam, 1974/1394 gh .. - S. 93-121. - 543 p.