The Biography of Imam Ibn Al-Qayyim

Imam Ibn Al Qa'aim is a shining symbol of his knowledge and memory. Everyone who has read his book will witness his great virtue. His work has outstanding excellence and continues to lead scholars through the seventh century. He has over 100 books on various sciences. He has a strong passion for knowledge - research and writing

Ibn Rajab tells the story of his teacher Imam Ibn Al-Qaaim Al Joujiah who studied the science of Hadith from Al-Shahab al-Nabulsi, Qadhi Taqiyyu-Deen Sulaiman and Fatima Bint Jawhar. In his early student life, Imam Ibn Gyim looked for the majority of Shei at his time, and he was particularly good at explaining the Balinese school of thinking. Imam Ibn Al Qayyim Al Jawziyya is a zealous and enthusiastic worshiper. He spent a long time to perform his supernatural prayers, he is in memory (zikr), and is known for his long-standing kneeling position. People can see God's grace and grace all the time by seeing a clear expression of reverence from his face.

After the death of Imam Ibn Taimiyyah, the disciples were released from prison, Imam Ibn Al Qayyim Al Jawziyya continued his research and held learning circles and courses for his students. Ibn Jawziyya teaches Islamic law at Al Sadriyya School in Damascus, and he has served as Imam of the Jawziyya School for a long time. Most of his work is an editor, but he writes several books by himself, but their own handwritten manuscripts are still kept in the Damascus Central Library today.

Between 712 H / 1312 CE and 726 H / 1326 CE, Ibn Al Queim got married and delivered three sons - Ibrahim, Abdullah, Sharaf Addin -. He earned his living as teacher and Imam at Jawziyyah school. His lecture at Hanbalifik and his sermon may indicate that his teacher was at 726 H / 1326 CE, and Damascus authorities had his strong influence, Ibn Al-Qayyim among them. This imprisonment was summoned after Ibn Timiya was summoned to the religious scholars conference (Ulama). Shorten your prayers?

Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya was born in 691 AH / 1292 in a small village near Damascus in Syria. It is a local waiter (qayyim) of the al-Jawziyya school. Later, he pursued knowledge with famous master and scholar's hand, and learned work and teachings of Sufi's master, known in his era. His school education focuses on Islamic law, theology, and traditional scientific prophecies.