Abu Yahya al-Mallah mausoleum, Bab el-Oued quarter, Ksar el-Kebir, Morocco
Occupation(s)
Astronomer, poet, writer
Biographyedit
Muhammad was born in Fez to the al-Badisi family that was originally from the village of A'rras in the Badis town.[1] He studied under famous scholars of Fez such as Muhammad al-Qadiri, Muhammad Guennoun, Abd al-Salam al-Hawwari, al-Mahdi al-Wazzani [de] and the Qadi of Fez 'Abd Allah Ibn Khadra [fr]. Besides his studies in fiqh, he was also interested in astronomy, language, ʻilm al-mīqāt and literature.[2]
He went to El Jadida to work as adel with qadi al-Abid ibn Suda, at this city he started teaching principles of language and religion. One of his students was Abd al-Salam ibn Suda who wrote a tarjama (biographical notice) about him in his work Sall an-nisal li 'n-nidal, bi 'l-ashyakh wa-ahl al-kamāl. Returning to Fez, he worked in lithography, and chose to illustrate works of literature and 'ilm al-miqat (science of timekeeping). One of the most known books that he printed was Abd al-Rahman al-Jadiri's Rawdat al-azhar fl 'ilm waqt al-layl wa an-nahar.[2]
Finally, he went to Ksar el-Kebir, where he was liked by the general population and the caid of the city, Bousselam Rmiki. He first worked as a teacher, but he started criticising sufi orders, ziyārat and tawassul (Intercession of saints). His zealous support for wahhabism was showing, people started turning away from him and some fuqaha' issued a fatwa against him for his "ibtida'" (to initiate illegitimate innovations) and "muruq" (deviation). This ultimately forced him to become a recluse in the shrine of Abu 'Asriya al-Fasi in the al-Qattanin quarter.[2]
He was sick for a while until his death in 1922 and was buried in the mausoleum of Abu Yahya al-Mallah in the Bab el-Oued quarter.[2]
Ben Azzouz Hakim, Mohamed (1984). "al-Badisi". In Toufiq, Ahmed; Hajji, Mohamed (eds.). Ma'lamat al-Maghrib (in Arabic). Vol. 3. al-Jamī‘a al-Maghribiyya li-l-Ta’līf wa-l-Tarjama wa-l-Nashr.
Hajji, Mohamed (1984). "al-Badisi, Muhammad ibn al-Qasim". In Toufiq, Ahmed; Hajji, Mohamed (eds.). Ma'lamat al-Maghrib (Encyclopedia of Morocco) (in Arabic). Vol. 3. al-Jamī‘a al-Maghribiyya li-l-Ta’līf wa-l-Tarjama wa-l-Nashr.
May 13, 2024
muhammad, qasim, badisi, umayyad, general, conqueror, sindh, muhammad, qasim, other, people, with, this, name, muhammad, qasim, disambiguation, died, 1922, moroccan, astronomer, poet, writer, died1922abu, asriya, fasi, shrine, qattanin, quarter, ksar, kebir, m. For the Umayyad general and conqueror of Sindh see Muhammad ibn al Qasim For other people with this name see Muhammad ibn al Qasim disambiguation Muhammad ibn al Qasim al Badisi died 1922 was a Moroccan astronomer poet and writer Muhammad ibn al Qasim al BadisiDied1922Abu Asriya al Fasi s shrine al Qattanin quarter Ksar el Kebir MoroccoResting placeAbu Yahya al Mallah mausoleum Bab el Oued quarter Ksar el Kebir MoroccoOccupation s Astronomer poet writerBiography editMuhammad was born in Fez to the al Badisi family that was originally from the village of A rras in the Badis town 1 He studied under famous scholars of Fez such as Muhammad al Qadiri Muhammad Guennoun Abd al Salam al Hawwari al Mahdi al Wazzani de and the Qadi of Fez Abd Allah Ibn Khadra fr Besides his studies in fiqh he was also interested in astronomy language ʻilm al miqat and literature 2 He went to El Jadida to work as adel with qadi al Abid ibn Suda at this city he started teaching principles of language and religion One of his students was Abd al Salam ibn Suda who wrote a tarjama biographical notice about him in his work Sall an nisal li n nidal bi l ashyakh wa ahl al kamal Returning to Fez he worked in lithography and chose to illustrate works of literature and ilm al miqat science of timekeeping One of the most known books that he printed was Abd al Rahman al Jadiri s Rawdat al azhar fl ilm waqt al layl wa an nahar 2 Finally he went to Ksar el Kebir where he was liked by the general population and the caid of the city Bousselam Rmiki He first worked as a teacher but he started criticising sufi orders ziyarat and tawassul Intercession of saints His zealous support for wahhabism was showing people started turning away from him and some fuqaha issued a fatwa against him for his ibtida to initiate illegitimate innovations and muruq deviation This ultimately forced him to become a recluse in the shrine of Abu Asriya al Fasi in the al Qattanin quarter 2 He was sick for a while until his death in 1922 and was buried in the mausoleum of Abu Yahya al Mallah in the Bab el Oued quarter 2 References edit Ben Azzouz Hakim 1984 p 969 a b c d Hajji 1984 p 970 Sources editBen Azzouz Hakim Mohamed 1984 al Badisi In Toufiq Ahmed Hajji Mohamed eds Ma lamat al Maghrib in Arabic Vol 3 al Jami a al Maghribiyya li l Ta lif wa l Tarjama wa l Nashr Hajji Mohamed 1984 al Badisi Muhammad ibn al Qasim In Toufiq Ahmed Hajji Mohamed eds Ma lamat al Maghrib Encyclopedia of Morocco in Arabic Vol 3 al Jami a al Maghribiyya li l Ta lif wa l Tarjama wa l Nashr Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Muhammad ibn al Qasim al Badisi amp oldid 1207308774, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
