A comprehensive overview of Abū Yūsuf, also known as Yaʿqūb ibn Ibrāhīm, his contributions to Islamic scholarship, his relationship with his teacher Imām Abū Ḥanīfah, and his legacy.
Renowned Islamic scholar and former Head of the Supreme Religious Council in Saudi Arabia.
Indian Deobandi alim and politically active in the debate over regional and religious identity in statehood formation.
Acehnese scholar known for his translations of Islamic texts into Malay and his adaptive rendering of Tafsir al-Jalalayn.
Wali Allah, Shah: Prominent 18th-century Muslim intellectual and prolific writer, central in Islamic thought and reform in India
Pakistani Islamic scholar, activist, and economist known for developing Islamic economics as an alternative to capitalism and socialism.
A prominent Islamic scholar and author of one of the six Sunni canonical compilations of hadith.
Medieval Islamic scholar renowned for his extensive work on Hadith commentary
Renowned Egyptian religious scholar, spiritual leader of al-Jamaah al-Islamiyyah, and radical Islamist figure.
Influential Egyptian religious scholar and reformer of al-Azhar University
A prominent Syrian Islamic leader and scholar, known for his teaching, scholarly contributions, and active engagement in public discourse.
The Indian Islamic scholar best known for his refuting epistles against Shiism.
Islamic Scholar, Theologian, and Founder of Tanzeem-i Islami and Other Islamic Organizations
