Imam Abu Bakar Al-Hadadi and his book Al Johratul Niyara, (Commentary on Al-Qudoori of Hanafi Fiqh)
Journal Title: The Islamic Culture "As-Saqafat-ul Islamia" الثقافة الإسلامية - Year 2015, Vol 33, Issue 33
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Imam Abu Bakar Al-Hadad was born in Zabid city of Yemen in 720 Hijri. He was a very pious person, deeply observant of religion and author of many books, of which Kitab ul Johratul Niyara, (Commentary on Al-Qudoori of Hanafi Fiqh) is notable. Al Johratul, Al-Niyara is considered to be a most authentic and reliable source book on Hanafi Law. Imam Abu Bakar died in 800 Hijri and was buried in Zabid
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