Attention the Discerning by Mentioning Who was called by the Name Muhammed Alkareem (in Pre-Islam Era)
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This research is about attention the discerning by mentioned who called by the name Muhammed Alkareem (in the Jaahiliyyah age) Author: Sheikh of Islam Hafiz Abi Al-Falah Uris Aldin Khalil Ibn Abi Al-Amdad Burhan Aldin Almassri (May Allah Almighty have mercy on him). He was known as Al-Luqqani (the deceased: 1104 AH).Al-Luqqani (May Allah Almighty have mercy on him). Attention the discerning by mentioned who was called by the name Muhammed Alkareem (in the Jaahiliyyah age), pointing to the people who named in this name in that age, and his authorship is enhanced with evidence and proofs from the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of Allah's Messenger (peace be upon him). He authored it in a concise and easy way to facilitate understanding and application. As a researcher, I have scientifically investigated the manuscript by following the methods and rules of methodical and solid investigation. I relied on two copies of this manuscript, and their descriptions will come in the appropriate place for them. The researcher mentioned the cases that he faced, the importance of research and my methodology in the investigation.The research included an introduction and a conclusion, and two main parts: the study and the investigation.The first part: the study, which included the definition of the author and included sections, which are: His name and ancestry, his birth and upbringing, his disciples, his writings, the praise of scholars upon him, and his death. The definition of the book, which includes the proportion of documenting the book to the author, a description of the manuscript, and the methodology used in the investigation.The second Part: the verified text and my comment. This is followed by a conclusion and contains the most important findings and recommendations.
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