Ibn Kathir
Ibn Kathir, full name Ismail ibn Umar ibn Kathir, was a prominent Islamic scholar, historian, and exegete of the Quran born in 1301 in Syria. He is best known for his Quranic exegesis 'Tafsir al-Qur'an al-Azim,' which remains widely studied in the Muslim world. As a historian, he authored 'Al-Bidaya wa'l-Nihaya,' a comprehensive work covering Islamic history from creation to his own time. His contributions have had a lasting influence on Islamic scholarship.
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Ibn Kathir noted that the pilgrims could not perform Hajj for three years due to the Crusaders' presence.
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Ibn Kathir is mentioned as an Islamic scholar who commented on the significance of sleep in relation to divine signs.
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Egypt:
Ibn Kathir is mentioned as a scholar who provided commentary on the significance of sleep and prayers.
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Egypt:
Ibn Kathir is referenced as an Islamic scholar who commented on the significance of sleep in relation to divine signs.
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Egypt:
Ibn Kathir is mentioned as an Islamic scholar who commented on the significance of sleep and its relation to divine signs.
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