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Faiza. · **Re: 1328H-1420H: Shaikh Muhammad bin 'Abdillaah As-Sumaalee -** 07-25-2007

Footnotes:

[1] Translator’s Note: His student, Shaikh Muqbil Ibn Haadee Al-Waadi’ee described him as: “And from my teachers (mashaayikh) in the Haram of Makkah, whom I benefited from greatly was Shaikh Muhammad Ibn ‘Abdillaah As-Sumaalee, for I used to attend his classes for almost seven months or more. And he was an ayah (manifest sign) with regard to the Knowledge of the Narrators of the two Shaikhs (Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim). I benefited immensely from him in the Science of Hadeeth.” [Tarjamah Abee Abdir-Rahmaan: pg. 24]

[2] Translator's Note: Ogaden is a large area of land in west Somalia that borders with Ethiopia. It was taken over by the Ethiopian government and to this day is occupied by their forces. There is still fighting going on between Somalis and Ethiopians with regard to liberating Ogaden. May Allaah assist the Muslims there.

[3] Translator’s Note: We estimate this to be around 1328H and Allaah knows best

[4] Translator's Note: Shaikh Ibn 'Abd-ir-Razaaq Hamzah was born in 1311H and died on 1392H (1893 - 1972). He was born in a small lightly populated village in Qalyubiyyah (a province) in Lower Egypt. He studied there in Al-Azhar University and then traveled to Saudi Arabia in 1344H. He was put in charge of giving the khutbah and leading the prayers (Imamate) in the Prophet's Mosque in Madeenah. Then he moved to Makkah and was appointed a teacher in Hadeeth and Tafseer. He specialized in Hadeeth and its sciences and was in charge of printing a number of books, such as Ikhtisaar 'Uloom-il-Hadeeth of Ibn Katheer, Mawaarid-udh-Dhamaan of Al-Haythamee and al-Kabaa'ir of Adh-Dhahabee. He also wrote books, a majority of which were refutations of some books, such as his works: Dhulumaat Abee Rayaa, which is a critique of the book "Adwaa 'alaa as-Sunnah an-Nabawiyyah" of Mahmood Abu Rayya in which there is disparaging of the Sunnah and some of the Companions. Another book he wrote was ash-Shawaahid wan-Nusoos, which is a criticism of the book "al-Aghlaal" by 'Abdullaah Al-Qaseemee. And he also wrote "al-Muqaabilah baina al-Hudaa wad-Dalaal." He died while in Makkah, may Allaah have mercy on him.

[5] Translator’s Note: The noble Shaikh, Muhammad Amaan Al-Jaamee also benefited from his classes while in Saudi Arabia. Refer to his biography.

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Faiza. Account Disabled Status: Offline Posts: 8,354 Reputation: 37858 Rep Power: 0 Join Date: Jul 2005 Gender: Way of Life: Muslim	Re: 1328H-1420H: Shaikh Muhammad bin 'Abdillaah As-Sumaalee - 07-25-2007 Footnotes: [1] Translator’s Note: His student, Shaikh Muqbil Ibn Haadee Al-Waadi’ee described him as: “And from my teachers (mashaayikh) in the Haram of Makkah, whom I benefited from greatly was Shaikh Muhammad Ibn ‘Abdillaah As-Sumaalee, for I used to attend his classes for almost seven months or more. And he was an ayah (manifest sign) with regard to the Knowledge of the Narrators of the two Shaikhs (Al-Bukhaaree and Muslim). I benefited immensely from him in the Science of Hadeeth.” [Tarjamah Abee Abdir-Rahmaan: pg. 24] [2] Translator's Note: Ogaden is a large area of land in west Somalia that borders with Ethiopia. It was taken over by the Ethiopian government and to this day is occupied by their forces. There is still fighting going on between Somalis and Ethiopians with regard to liberating Ogaden. May Allaah assist the Muslims there. [3] Translator’s Note: We estimate this to be around 1328H and Allaah knows best [4] Translator's Note: Shaikh Ibn 'Abd-ir-Razaaq Hamzah was born in 1311H and died on 1392H (1893 - 1972). He was born in a small lightly populated village in Qalyubiyyah (a province) in Lower Egypt. He studied there in Al-Azhar University and then traveled to Saudi Arabia in 1344H. He was put in charge of giving the khutbah and leading the prayers (Imamate) in the Prophet's Mosque in Madeenah. Then he moved to Makkah and was appointed a teacher in Hadeeth and Tafseer. He specialized in Hadeeth and its sciences and was in charge of printing a number of books, such as Ikhtisaar 'Uloom-il-Hadeeth of Ibn Katheer, Mawaarid-udh-Dhamaan of Al-Haythamee and al-Kabaa'ir of Adh-Dhahabee. He also wrote books, a majority of which were refutations of some books, such as his works: Dhulumaat Abee Rayaa, which is a critique of the book "Adwaa 'alaa as-Sunnah an-Nabawiyyah" of Mahmood Abu Rayya in which there is disparaging of the Sunnah and some of the Companions. Another book he wrote was ash-Shawaahid wan-Nusoos, which is a criticism of the book "al-Aghlaal" by 'Abdullaah Al-Qaseemee. And he also wrote "al-Muqaabilah baina al-Hudaa wad-Dalaal." He died while in Makkah, may Allaah have mercy on him. [5] Translator’s Note: The noble Shaikh, Muhammad Amaan Al-Jaamee also benefited from his classes while in Saudi Arabia. Refer to his biography.