تعارف الشیخ عبداللطیف(۱۹۶۸۔۱۹۳۸) وآثاره العلمية

Life Story of Sheikh Abdul latif and his scholarly works

الملخص

This article consists of the introduction of the sheikh Abdul latif and his scholarly works. It has eight discussions. In the first chapter; his name, ancestry and his children are mentioned. His name Abdul latif and his Father name was Sheikh Kamal ud Din. The names of his three sons are Muhammad, Abdur Rehman, and Abdul Majid and his daughter name is Bibi Ayesha. In the second chapter his birth, childhood, and education are included. He was born in the village of Abdul Khel, District Dera Ismail khan in 1938. He got the basic education from his father at his home. Then he went to Jamia Matla ululoom Quetta. After that, he visited Jamia Qasim Ul Uloom Multan, and he left for Jamia Dar Ul Uloom Karachi and graduated from there in 1960. He obtained specialization in Fiqha from the same Madrasa under the supervision of Sheikh Muhammad Yusuf Ludhianvi and learnt Tafseer from Sheikh Abdullah Darkhawasti in Khanpur. After graduation, he started teaching at Jamaia Eidgah North District Bhakar. After that on the invitation of Sheikh Mufti Mehmood he went to Jamia Qasim Ul Uloom Multan to teach and to act as an Ifta'a. In the third chapter there is a detailed discussion about his teachers. Among his teachers, Sheikh Kamal ud Din, Sheikh Abdullah, Sheikh Muhammad Musa khan, Sheikh Mufti Mehmood, Sheikh Muhammad Shafi, Sheikh Muhammad yusufludhianvi and Sheikh Adbullah Darkhwasti. The fourth Chapter consists his prominent students. His Students are Sheikh Muhammad, Sheikh Mahmood, Sheikh Abdul Hakim Akbari, Sheikh Saad ud Din, Sheikh Fazal ur Rehman, Sheikh Noor Muhammad, Sheikh Muhammad Khan Sherani, Sheikh Abdus Salam, and Sheikh Sayyed Siddique Shah. The fifth chapter is related to his belief and maslak. His belief is Ahl al-Sunnah wal Jamaat and the maslak is related to Deoband. Sixth chapter is related to his scholarly status and the opinion of various scholars about him. The Seventh chapter is related to his authorship. He has total eight compilations. The eighth chapter is related to his death and cause of death. He died in Multan in 1968 from a cholera outbreak and was buried in his native village Abdul Khel District Dera Ismail Khan.