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Hamid al-'Imadi

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Early life

Hamed Al-Amadi was born in Damascus on a Wednesday, the tenth of Jumada II, 1103 Hijri and grew up and read the Quran and worked on a group. Learn when a number of sheikhs, including Sheikh Abu al-Talions, Mufti al-Hanhawail and attended his lessons in Umayy, Aliagochia and his favors as well as Sheikh Mohammed bin Ali Al-Kamali attended and preached in the Umayyad and his favors and his favors and took him as well as Sheikh Elias Kurdi A group of small and taking a group in the Haramain and his aggraes from them Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem Al-Basri Makki and Sheikh Ahmed Al-Nakhli Makki, Sheikh Mohammed Al-Askandari and then the Makki and his interpretation, which was the systems in ten volumes, including Sheikh Abdul Karim al-Hindi, the inmate of Damascus also read to him various sciences and took from him and approved by Sheikh Abdul Jalil Al-Mawahabi Al-Hanbali, including Sheikh Ahmed Al-Ghazi, the Shafi’i Mufti in Damascus, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Khalili and Sheikh Ali Al-Tadmari, and he took it from his uncle Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Emadi.

He performed pilgrimage when he was young, so he took on behalf of a group in the AL Haramain, and they permitted him, including Sheikh Abdullah bin Salem Al-Basri Al-Makki, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Nakhli Al-Makki, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Iskanari, then Al-Makki, and endowed him with his interpretation of which he composed the systems in ten volumes, including Sheikh Abdul Karim Al-Hindi, the resident of Makkah and Sheikh Taj Al-Din Al-Qala’i Al-Makki. Muhammad al-Walidy al-Makki, Sheikh Muhammad Aqeelah al-Makki, Sheikh Abd al-Karim bin Abdullah, the Abbasid caliph al-Madani, and Sheikh Muhammad Abu al-Taher al-Kurani al-Madani and others, among the Roman scholars, took from Ahmad, who is known as the military judge in the upper house of the Sultanate, and the dowry of the translator.

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