شبذ

Root entry · 22 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily focuses on a place name, Shabdh, located in Abiward, Khorasan. It details the lineage and scholarly contributions of several individuals from this place, including scholars and حافظ (memorizers of hadith).

Derived headwords

شَبَذَverb

1.
to be from Shabdhclassical
To originate from or be associated with the town of Shabdh.

شَبْذnoun

1.
Shabdh (place name)classical
A town located in Abiward, in the region of Khorasan.

الشَّبَذِيّadjective

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from Shabdhclassical
An adjective denoting attribution to the town of Shabdh.

أبو بكر أحمد بن أبي المجد إبراهيم بن محمد الخالدي المنيعي الشبذي الأبورديname

1.
Al-Shabthi Al-Abwardiclassical
A title referring to Rashid al-Din Abu Bakr Ahmad bin Abi al-Majd Ibrahim bin Muhammad al-Khalidi al-Mani'i, who was from Shabdh and Abiward.

إبراهيم بن محمدname

1.
Ibrahim bin Muhammadclassical
The grandson of Rashid al-Din Abu Bakr Ahmad, also a scholar.

شمس الدين إبراهيم بن محمدname

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Shams al-Din Ibrahim bin Muhammadclassical
The full name and title of the grandson of Rashid al-Din Abu Bakr Ahmad, known for his learning and jurisprudence.

يحيى بن إبراهيمname

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Yahya bin Ibrahimclassical
The son of Ibrahim bin Muhammad, also a prominent scholar and imam.

محيي الدينname

1.
Muhyi al-Dinclassical
An honorific title given to Yahya bin Ibrahim, meaning 'reviver of the religion'.

عز الدين عبد العزيزname

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Izz al-Din Abd al-Azizclassical
One of the sons of Yahya bin Ibrahim, who also studied.

مظهر الدين عبد الحقname

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Mazhar al-Din Abd al-Haqqclassical
The other son of Yahya bin Ibrahim, who also studied.

سمعverb

1.
to hearboth
To perceive sound; in a scholarly context, to hear a hadith or teaching from a teacher.

تفقهverb

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to study jurisprudenceboth
To gain deep understanding and knowledge in Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh).

أجازاهverb

1.
they both granted him ijazaclassical
The dual form of the verb meaning to grant an 'ijaza', which is a formal license to teach or transmit knowledge.

ولدverb

1.
was bornboth
To come into existence by birth.

ماتverb

1.
diedboth
To cease to live.

لقبهverb

1.
his title wasboth
To be given an honorific name or title.

صدرnoun

1.
leaderclassical
A prominent figure, a chief, or a leader in a community or field.

إمامnoun

1.
imamboth
A leader, especially in prayer, or a distinguished scholar.

اجتمعت بهverb

1.
I met with himboth
To come together with someone.

حضرverb

1.
attendedboth
To be present at an event or place.

مجلسهnoun

1.
his مجلسboth
His assembly, council, or gathering, often for learning or discourse.

قدمهاverb

1.
he arrived thereboth
To arrive at a place.

Parallel reading

وهي (: ة بأبيورد) بخراسان

And it is a town in Abiward, in Khorasan.

منها الحافظ رشيد الدين أبو بكر أحمد بن أبي المجد إبراهيم بن محمد (الخالدي) المنيعي (الشبذي) الأبوردي

From it is Al-Hafiz Rashid al-Din Abu Bakr Ahmad bin Abi al-Majd Ibrahim bin Muhammad (Al-Khalidi) Al-Mani'i (Al-Shabthi) Al-Abwardi.

سمع عبد الجبار الخواري، وأبا المعالي محمد بن إسماعيل الفارسي وأجازاه في سنة 59

He heard from Abd al-Jabbar al-Khawari, and Abu al-Ma'ali Muhammad bin Ismail al-Farsi, and they both granted him ijaza in the year 59.

وحفيده العلامة شمس الدين إبراهيم بن محمد

And his grandson, the scholar Shams al-Din Ibrahim bin Muhammad.

سمع وتفقه، ولد ببلاد الترك سنة 621 ومات في صفر سنة 674 بأصفهان

He heard and studied jurisprudence; he was born in the lands of the Turks in the year 621 and died in Safar in the year 674 in Isfahan.

وابنه العلامة يحيى بن إبراهيم، لقبه محيي الدين

And his son, the scholar Yahya bin Ibrahim, his title was Muhyi al-Din.

صدر إمام سمع من أبيه ومن جد ومن جماعة من مشايخ تركستان عظام، وما وراء النهر

A prominent imam, he heard from his father, and from his grandfather, and from a group of great scholars of Turkestan and Transoxiana.

قال أبو العلاء الفرضي: اجتمعت به ببخار في سنة 67 ثم ببغداد سنة 77 لما قدمها وحضرت مجلسه

Abu al-Ala al-Faradi said: I met with him in Bukhara in the year 67, then in Baghdad in the year 77 when he arrived there and I attended his مجلس.

وابناه عز الدين عبد العزيز ومظهر الدين عبد الحق، سمعا من جماعة

And his two sons, Izz al-Din Abd al-Aziz and Mazhar al-Din Abd al-Haqq, they heard from a group.