Muhammad Rifat — Arabic Wikipedia

Arabic Wikipedia article on Muhammad Rifat; used for entity facts only. A full biography: his birth at Darb al-Aghawat, al-Maghreblin, on 9 May 1882, the Bushtak kuttab at Fadil Pasha Mosque, his opening of Egyptian Radio in 1934, his family, his recitations preserved on Zakariyya Pasha Mahran's gramophone discs, his illness and death on 9 May 1950; its infobox gives religion Muslim and madhhab Ahl al-Sunna wa-l-Jama'a, and its Personality section describes him in its own words as of Sufi inclination, Naqshbandi in tariqa.

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