Abu Ahmad al-Hasan bin Abdullah al-Askari (d. 382 AH) Imam al-Allama, his life and knowledge
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Abu Ahmed Al-Askari, Imam, the mark, the argument in Asra. Our research revealed his lineage, his residence, his life and work, his guardianship and his death, the confusion in his name and his genealogy, the sayings of the scholars therein, his elders and his disciples, his writings, his participation in the science of hadith, and his stories with the flags of his time, and who invited me to translate this The virtuous scientist because of the confusion of his name with the name of his student in literature, Abu Hilal Al-Askari, the author of the book (the two industries). In literature and his books on the Koran, wisdom and mother The Prophet narrated from the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, was praised by the scholars of his time, as the leadership of modernization and dictation in Qatar Khuzestan ended with many scholars in his hands disciplined in the hands of many scholars in various sciences. He is credited with retiring most of the rules of the old Arab criticism, as he is one of the founders of the first critical schools, and because of the researchers ’neglect of him and the prevalence of the suspicion that he and his student, Abu Hilal, are one personality .
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