Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Ayoub bin Saad Al -Zara''i Al -Dimashqi, Shams al -Din, Abu Abdullah, known as Ibn Qayyim al -Jawzia. One of the flags of Islamic religious reform in the eighth century AH. He was born in Damascus from two Kurdish parents and studied by Ibn Taymiyyah Al -Dimashqi, who is also a Kurdish parents and was influenced by it. His profession was the Imamate in Al -Jouzia. Fadriyah teaching and other places. Addressing the fatwa and authorship. His contact with Ibn Taymiyyah. The word historians agreed that the date of the meeting was since the year 712 AH, which is the year in which he returned from his trips to Damascus and settled in it until he died in Damascus in the year 751 AH. His sheikhs have a large number of sheikhs, who were collected by Sheikh Bakr Abu Zaid, and he mentioned twenty -five of them, and we mention some of them: Al -Jawziya: His father. Ebn Taimia. Ibn Abd al -Daim: Ahmed bin Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Moneim bin Naama Al -Nabulsi. Ibn al -Shirazi: It was mentioned in the sheikh of Ibn al -Qayyim and did not mention its lineage, so it disagreed with it. Al -Majd Al -Harrani: Ismail Majd Al -Din bin Muhammad Al -Fur Sheikh Al -Hanbali. Ibn Maktoum: Ismail, nicknamed Sadr al -Din and al -Makni, Abu al -Fida bin Yusuf bin Maktoum al -Qaisi. Al -Kahal: Ayoub Zain Al -Din bin Naama Al -Nabulsi Al -Kahhal. Imam Al -Hafiz Al -Dhahabi. Al -Hakim: Suleiman Taqi al -Din Abu al -Fadl ibn Hamza bin Ahmad bin Qudamah al -Maqdisi Musnad al -Sham and its great judges. Sharaf Al -Din Ibn Taymiyyah: Abdullah Abu Muhammad bin Abdul Halim bin Taymiyyah Al -Numayri, brother of Ibn Taymiyyah. Bint Al -Jawhar: Fatima Umm Muhammad bint Sheikh Ibrahim bin Mahmoud bin Jawhar Al -Batahi Al -Baali, the updated supporter.
