Gems of al-Andalus
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🔍 Interested in the history of Al-Andalus, the North African Desert, and the Maliki school. Researcher at @usul_ai and Arabic teacher
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Ibn Hazm al-Andalusī:

For my own part death itself would be easier for me to face, than parting from my beloved; and breaking off only brings me sadness and, if it continue, may well provoke me to frenzy.

🕊Ring of the Dove.
♦️Very nice book!

Sirāj al-Mulūk by the one of the top scholars of al-Andalus, al-Imām al-Hāfidh Abu Bakr at-Tartūshī al-Andalusī.

This is a very interesting book which covers many topics on the ruler of the Muslims.

Among the many of topics the author, At-Tartūshī, May Allah have mercy on him, covered:

The Prophet Sulaymān Alayhis-Salām, the just ruler, the oppressive ruler, a ruler who doesn’t ruler by what Allah has revealed, Bayt al-Māl, virtues of being a Muslim ruler, etc.

Imām abu Bakr at-Tartushī a-Andalusī, proves through out all the chapters proof from the Quran and authentic sunnah, statements of the Salaf and even some stories in al-Andalus.

A must have book on ever shelf!

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♦️History of Andalusians also on the side of Portugal.

Imām Abu Walid al-Bājī was from the place, Beja in Portugal.

He is the author of many books including an explanation of al-Muwata and An-Nasīhah Al-Waladiyyah. He lived during the time of ibn Abd al-Barr and Ibn Hazm, who he has debated face to face with.

There is a street named after him in his birth place of Beja, Portugal.

Imām Dhahibi has a long biography of the Imām in his book, Siyar a’lam al-Nubala.

May Allah have mercy on him.

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