al-Janbīhī, Muḥammad

by Chih, Rachida

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Muḥammad b. ʿAbd al-Nabī al-Janbīhī (1842–1927), known as al-Miskīn (the poor), was an Egyptian religious scholar, preacher, and Ṣūfī. He attended the Qurʾānic school in his native village of Janbiyya, in the Buḥayra Governorate in the Nile Delta, and then studied at al-Azhar University, where he obtained the ʿālamiyya (the highest degree awarded by the university before its reconstitution by the government in 1963). He settled in Cairo, where he worked as a preacher in al-Muṭahhar mosque. Alth…

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Muḥammad b. ʿAbd al-Nabī al-Janbīhī (1842–1927), known as al-Miskīn (the poor), was an Egyptian religious scholar, preacher, and Ṣūfī. He attended the Qurʾānic school in his native village of Janbiyya, in the Buḥayra Governorate in the Nile Delta, and then studied at al-Azhar University, where he obtained the ʿālamiyya (the highest degree awarded by the university before its reconstitution by the government in 1963). He settled in Cairo, where he worked as a preacher in al-Muṭahhar mosque. Although al-Janbīhī took part, through his

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  • Publisher(s):Brill
  • Language:eng

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eng Islam

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Chih, Rachida

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