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Imam Zahid Al-Kawthari (ra)

Posted by Abd Al Mustafa on Saturday 10th November, 2007

shaykh zahid al-kawthari

A tireless scholar, there is apparently no field of the Islamic sciences in which al-Kawthari did not have a well-founded claim to authority. He edited and brought back into circulation countless classical books of fiqh, hadith, and usûl after he moved to Cairo. A staunch Ash`ari, he held an extremely critical view of anti-Ash`aris, considering Ibn Taymiyya an unmitigated anthropomorphist.

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This entry was posted on Saturday 10th November, 2007 at 15:56 and is filed under awliya allah, fiqh, hadith, islam, religion, scholars, signs of allah, sufi, sufism, Tasawwuf. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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