دار الحديث الأشرفية وأثرها في نشر السنة

Abstract

Dar al-Hadith al-Ashrafiyya opened in the year thirty six hundred e the night of the half of Sha'baan, has been built and built in two years by King Ashraf, and stopped on scholars Shaafa'is, and stipulated that the elders of her age, to be the people of his time novel and knowledgeable, we find everyone who took teaching The most famous scientists of his time science, work, asceticism and devoutness, The likes of the scholar Ibn al-Salah, Imam Abu Shama, Imam al-Nawawi, Imam al-Sobki, Hafiz al-Mazi and the scholar Ibn Katheer, also worked to bring scientists to it, especially those who have a high attribution in the novel, Fordha in thirty six hundred e Musnad al-Kabir Hussein Ibn Mubarak al-Zubaidi, and I hear Sahih Bukhari, in addition To her competence to talk arranged for her other functions and tasks have been assumed by the Imam of the top readers and collectors of the seven readings and book store and the server of the sole and the headmaster of the school and other tasks, And arranged for them a known endowment to be paid to them every month, this has been on this school, like many other calamities and calamities and damage, Vtotal impact on the jobs, but soon returned to its condition and better thanks to God Almighty and then the efforts of scientists and the righteous people to restore its activity and work, and the latest calamities That took place in the time of the Grand Muftih Badr al-Din al-Hassani, He restored her glory and splendor, and then his student, Sheikh Mahmoud Rankousi, who followed the march of his Sheikh, and set up a charity to spend on students, and established her preparatory Dar al-Hadith Sharif, according to the curriculum of the times, Sheikh Hussein Saabia continued the current Sheikh of the house march, creating new additions He worked on the development and expansion and added other places such as the school Adliya He established a system of scientific courses which is a unique, encouraging and motivating system for students in which the spirit of competition prevails.