رمضان أحداث وعبر | الحلقة (28) | ميلاد ابن خلدون ووفاته

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:05 Book summary
0:07 Ramadan
0:09 Events and lessons
0:11 Birth of Ibn Khaldun
0:16 And his death
0:18 Time
0:22 He was born on the first of Ramadan
0:24 In the year 32 seven hundred AH
0:28 And his death
0:30 For the remaining four days of Ramadan
0:32 Year eight hundred and eight
0:34 For immigration
0:40 Ibn Khaldun
0:42 A disobedient character
0:44 Its mention spread
0:46 She had great luck
0:48 Of care and celebration
0:50 This is not done by Muslims
0:52 Alone
0:54 But eat it with celebration as well
0:56 Writers and philosophers
0:58 And non-Muslim thinkers
1:00 And it wasn't
1:02 Great interest
1:04 Because of the many books
1:06 She was succeeded by Ibn Khaldun
1:08 But because his genius appeared
1:10 Excellent in his book
1:12 Introduction
1:14 Which revealed the breadth of insight
1:16 In-depth analysis and criticism
1:18 And knowledge
1:20 Extensive science
1:22 Bareed was a founder of the company
1:24 For sociology
1:26 Theories and rulings
1:28 Related to economics
1:30 And politics
1:32 Be satisfactory to all parties
1:34 But tomorrow
1:36 A source of controversy between the teams
1:38 Regarding his opinions
1:40 And his thought and behavior
1:42 And his relationships with characters
1:44 Unsatisfactory history
1:46 Even Al-Shawkani
1:48 After he drove
1:50 Something that was said about Ibn Khaldun
1:52 He said
1:54 And God knows the truth
1:56 And if the breasts are healthy
1:58 That's the kind thing about the owner
2:00 He is among those whom God has led astray
2:02 Informed
2:04 Ibn Khaldun's name
2:08 His lineage and birth
2:10 May God have mercy on him
2:12 He is Abdul Rahman Ibn Muhammad
2:14 Ibn Muhammad Ibn Khaldun
2:16 Ibn Al-Hassan Ibn Muhammad Ibn Jaber
2:18 Ibn Muhammad Ibn Ibrahim
2:20 Ibn Muhammad
2:22 Guardian of religion
2:24 Seville, Tunisia
2:26 Then the Cairo
2:28 Al-Maliki
2:30 The social scientist and researcher Abu Zaidan Al-Hadrami was born in Wael Ibn Hajar
2:39 He was born on the first of Ramadan in the year 32 and 700 AH in Tunisia. His upbringing and education, may God have mercy on him.
2:51 Ibn Khaldun grew up scientifically and received a variety of religious and secular sciences
3:00 And there are traditional sciences and other intellectual sciences, and each knowledge is taken with a share, said Al-Sakhawi
3:08 And memorizing the Qur’an, Al-Shatibitain, Mukhtasar Ibn Al-Hajib Al-Far’i, and Al-Tashil fi Al-Nahwah
3:16 He taught jurisprudence with Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Jiyani and Abu Al-Qasim Muhammad bin Al-Qusayr
3:24 He read Al-Tahtheeb by Abu Saeed Al-Barada’i and taught him jurisprudence
3:30 The council of the community judge appointed Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Abdul Salam and benefited from it
3:37 And upon him and Abu Abdullah Al-Wadi Yashi, he heard the hadith
3:42 He wrote in his own handwriting that he heard Sahih al-Bukhari on the authority of Abu al-Barakat al-Balqini, and some of it was approved
3:50 The position is based on Ibn Abd al-Salam and Sahih Muslim on the valley Yashi
3:56 He took the seven readings individually and collectively, and even read a conclusion to Jacob
4:03 From the office: Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Saad bin Nazalin Al-Ansari
4:09 He showed him the Shatibiya and Arabic on the authority of his father and Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Al-Arabi Al-Hisari
4:18 Abu Abdullah bin Bahr and Al-Muqri Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Al-Shawas Al-Zawawi
4:25 Abu Abdullah bin Al-Qassar and Al-Alaa stayed with Abu Abdullah Al-Ishbili and benefited from him
4:32 Likewise, it was taken from Abu Muhammad Abd al-Muhaymin al-Hadrami
4:37 And Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Abu Al-Li, Sheikh Al-Maqul in Morocco and others
4:45 He took care of literature and matters of writing and calligraphy, and he took that from his father and others
4:52 He was skilled in all of them, memorizing the Mu’allaqat, Hamas al-A’lam, and the poetry of Habib ibn Aws
5:00 And a piece of Al-Mutanabbi’s poetry and the fall of the ulna by Al-Ma’arri, his journeys and functions, may God have mercy on him
5:10 Ibn Khaldun toured many regions in the East and West
5:16 He even wrote a book about his travels
5:19 In every house he stays in, he receives the presence and honor of his governors and his family
5:26 In return, he suffered some harm and calamity
5:30 Al-Sakhawi said, clinging to the royal servants
5:35 The author wrote the mark on behalf of the owner of Tunisia
5:39 Then, in the year 53, he headed to Fez
5:43 He fell into the hands of its sultan, Abu Annan
5:46 Then he was tested and arrested for about two years
5:50 Then I entrusted the writing of the secret to Abu Salem, Abu Anan’s brother
5:55 As well as examining grievances
5:58 Then he entered Andalusia
6:00 He came to Granada in early Rabi` al-Awwal
6:04 Year sixty-four
6:06 His sultan, Ibn al-Ahmar, received him upon his arrival
6:09 He organized it among the people of his council
6:12 His messenger was to the great Franks in Seville
6:16 So he glorified him and honored him
6:18 He carried him and did the thing he was instructed to do
6:22 Then in the year 66 he headed to Bejaia
6:26 Its owner delegated to him the management of his kingdom for a period
6:30 Then he moved to Tlemcen by summoning his owner
6:34 He resided in the Arab Valley for a while
6:37 Then head from Biskra to Fez
6:40 So we looted on the way
6:42 Its owner died before he arrived
6:45 However, he lived there for two years
6:49 Then he headed to Andalusia
6:52 Then he returned to Tlemcen
6:54 He lived there for four years
6:57 Then he traveled in Rajab in the year 80 to Tunisia
7:01 He stayed there during the month of Sha`ban
7:04 Until he asks for permission to perform Hajj
7:06 So he gave him permission
7:08 So he crossed the sea to Alexandria
7:11 Then I came to the Egyptian lands in Dhul-Qi'dah
7:15 Year eighty-four
7:17 He performed Hajj and then returned to it
7:20 Its people received him and honored him
7:23 They stayed with him and frequented him more
7:26 Rather, it is issued for reading at Al-Azhar Mosque for a period
7:30 It is necessary for the jubani tanbugh
7:33 So we took care of it until Al-Zahir Barq decided it
7:37 In teaching Qamhiyya in Egypt
7:40 Then Al-Malikiyah District in Egypt
7:43 In the inanimate afterlife in the year 86
7:47 So he disguises himself to the people
7:49 So that none of the judges stood up
7:52 When they entered to greet him
7:55 With his apologies to those who blamed him in the sentence
7:58 It killed many notable signatories and witnesses
8:03 He began to be punished by slapping him
8:05 He calls it Al-Zajj
8:07 If he gets angry at someone, he says:
8:10 They married him
8:11 He gets slapped until his neck turns red
8:14 And it is said
8:16 The people of Morocco, when he reached his mandate, were judges
8:20 They were amazed and attributed the Egyptians to lack of knowledge
8:24 As Ibn Arafa said
8:27 We were preparing a plan for judges to be the greatest positions
8:31 Then this was her guardian
8:33 We counted the opposite
8:36 He was removed and then reinstated
8:38 This was repeated to him
8:40 Until he died as a judge
8:42 May God forgive him
8:44 His writings, may God have mercy on him
8:48 Ibn Khaldun was not busy writing extensively
8:52 Perhaps this is because he is busy with his jobs and trips
8:56 Or for other reasons
8:59 However, his book Introduction
9:02 He has written many books
9:05 It is one of his writings
9:07 Firstly
9:09 Lessons, the collection of the beginner, and the news
9:12 In the history of Arabs, Persians and Berbers
9:15 The first is the introduction for which he is famous
9:19 Al-Shawkani said
9:21 He compiled a large history in seven huge volumes
9:26 He demonstrated eloquence and ingenuity
9:29 Al-Sakhawi said
9:31 He has many books
9:33 Other than prose and poetic constructions
9:36 Which is like magic
9:39 Great history
9:41 Translator with lessons
9:43 In the history of kings, nations and barbarians
9:46 Its introduction includes all sciences
9:49 And the tongues of Classical language have evaded her chamber
9:53 Do not move or hover
9:55 And for my life
9:57 It is only one of the works whose titles have been used
10:01 Other than its content
10:03 Like songs by Al-Isfahani
10:06 He called it songs and it has everything in it
10:10 History for the preacher
10:12 He called it the history of Baghdad
10:14 It is world history
10:17 And the sweetness of the saints by Abu Naeem
10:20 He called it the ornament of saints
10:22 It contains many many things
10:27 His death, may God have mercy on him
10:29 He died suddenly on Wednesday
10:32 For the remaining four days of Ramadan
10:35 In the year eight hundred and eight AH
10:38 In Cairo
10:40 He was buried opposite the Sufis
10:42 Outside Bab Al-Nasr
10:44 Ramadan events and lessons