Ḥusayn b. Ibrāhīm al-Maghribī aṣlan al-Miṣrī walāda wa-manshaʾ, al-Azharī ṭāliban, al-Makkī jiwāran wa-muhājaran al-Mālikī madhaban (al-mutawaffā: 1292 H).

Ibn Ibrahim Maghribi, originally from the Maghreb, was born and raised in Egypt. He was a student at Al-Azhar University, embracing its rich scholarly traditions. Later in his life, he migrated to Mecca, where he lived in proximity to the holy sites, further enriching his spiritual and scholarly pursuits. He adhered to the Maliki school of thought, contributing to its jurisprudence and teachings. His works, deeply rooted in the Islamic tradition, reflect his profound dedication to his faith and ...See more