Salafi Critic Scholars; Sheikh Abdullah Herreri مقدمة ومراجعة

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Scholars Criticizing Salafism Sheikh Abdullah Harari Majid Heydari* Abdullah bin Muhammad Abdari Shaibi Harari Shafi'i Rifa'i, known as Sheikh Abdullah Habashi, was born in the city of "Harar," one of the cities of Ethiopia (formerly Abyssinia), in the year 1328 AH (1910 AD). He studied the book "Al-Muqaddimah al-Hadramiyyah fi Fiqh al-Sadah al-Shafi'iyyah" and the book "Al-Mukhtasar al-Saghir fima la budda li kulli Muslim min ma'rifatih," which was one of the famous books in that region, under his father; then, he acquired knowledge from the scholars of that region and neighboring areas and memorized several books in various Sharia sciences. He traveled to surrounding cities of Somalia, Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem, Damascus, and Beirut to acquire science and knowledge and benefited from the scholars of those regions. Mukhtasar Abdullah al-Harari al-Kafil bi-Ilm al-Din al-Daruri ala Madhhab al-Imam al-Shafi'i radiya Allahu 'anhu; 22. Mukhtasar Abdullah al-Harari al-Kafil bi-Ilm al-Din al-Daruri ala Madhhab al-Imam Malik radiya Allahu 'anhu; 28. In most of his books and lectures, he attacked Wahhabism and accused them of lying and deception; among Harari's works in which he addresses the criticism of Ibn Taymiyyah and his followers (especially Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab), are: 1. Al-Maqalat al-Sunniyyah fi Kashf Dalalat Ahmad bin Taymiyyah This book is one of Harari's most prominent works in the field of criticizing Ibn Taymiyyah and his thoughts and beliefs. 4. Al-Ta'aqub al-Hathith ala man Ta'ana fima Sahha min al-Hadith The author wrote this book in refutation of al-Albani. Harari, Abdullah, Nusrat al-Ta'aqqub al-Hathith 'ala man Ta'ana fima Sahha min al-Hadith, n.