Ibn al-Turkumani

ابن التركماني

750 AH

Ala' al-Din Ali ibn Uthman al-Mardini, known as Ibn al-Turkumani, a Hanafi jurist from Egypt who held the Hanafi judgeship there and taught, issued fatwas and wrote on law and usul al-fiqh. His works include al-Kifaya fi mukhtasar al-Hidaya, an introduction to usul al-fiqh, and a takhrij of the hadiths of the Hidaya. 1

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Ala' al-Din Ali ibn Uthman al-Mardini, known as Ibn al-Turkumani, a Hanafi jurist from Egypt who held the Hanafi judgeship there and taught, issued fatwas and wrote on law and usul al-fiqh. His works include al-Kifaya fi mukhtasar al-Hidaya, an introduction to usul al-fiqh, and a takhrij of the hadiths of the Hidaya. 1

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  1. al-Mawsu'a al-Fiqhiyya al-Kuwaitiyya, Noor-Book copy (file named v3) , p.1599
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