Teacher explains to students
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Abu al-Abbas al-Tilmisani, Yasin al-Maknasi
Introduction
Praise be to Allah, who elevated the status of the people of Hadith in the primordial time and bestowed upon them His beautiful covering until the establishment of the appointed time. He, سبحانه, revealed His signs of existence in all His creatures, and His wondrous creations spoke of His perfect power. The One, the Unique, the Holy, the Self-Sufficient. May Allah's peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, the bearer of the sealed banner, the praised station, and the wetted basin, as the people of faith draw near through bowing and prostration.
And after; this is the explanation of the esteemed scholar, the Muhaddith Abu al-Hassan Ali ibn Ahmad al-Hurayshi al-Fasi, on the poem of the teacher of students regarding the titles of the Hadiths for Imam Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Zakariyya al-Tilmisani. I present it to the students of Hadith, verified and checked against three original manuscripts. I spared no effort in caring for it and presenting it in a form that pleases its author, the scholar and commentator.
I have finished copying and annotating it—initially—since a decade ago, relying on a single preserved original manuscript at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University. My work remained confined to it all this time. Then, Allah, exalted be He, willed that I return to it this year with zeal and activity, after obtaining two other valuable originals, one preserved at the National Library in Rabat, and the other at the blessed Royal Library. I renewed my care for it based on these manuscripts, verified its narrations, and traced its Hadiths to their sources. I also presented it with a brief study through the following discussions:
First: The educational poem—its concept and importance.
Second: The translator of the poem.
Third: The scientific movement in the Far Maghreb during the time of the scholar and commentator Abu al-Hassan al-Hurayshi.
Fourth: The translator.
Fifth: An introduction to the poem of the teacher of students.
Sixth: An introduction to the verified text.
I ask Allah, the Almighty, to grant me success in serving the heritage of the scholars of our beloved Morocco, to perpetuate the blessing of health and well-being, and to grant me sincerity in words and deeds. Indeed, He is the Hearer of supplication.
Written by Ubayd Rabi Yasin ibn Saeed ibn Sulaiman Azkak al-Maknasi
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