Ahmad ibn Umar al-Hazimi

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Ahmad ibn Umar al-Hazimi is a contemporary Islamic scholar and teacher known for his recorded and transcribed instructional lecture series on classical Islamic sciences and Arabic linguistics.

Teaching and Scholarly Activity

Al-Hazimi's scholarly activity centers on teaching traditional primers across various disciplines, including Arabic grammar, logic (ilm al-mantiq), legal theory (usul al-fiqh), and jurisprudence (fiqh). His educational lessons are delivered in lecture format and systematically transcribed and published via his official platform .

In the rational and linguistic sciences, he delivered detailed expositions of foundational didactic poems, including a commentary on Abd al-Rahman al-Akhdari's logic poem al-Sullam al-munawraq, which he commenced in Sha'ban 1429 AH . Within legal theory and jurisprudence, he delivered an instructional lecture series expounding Safi al-Din al-Baghdadi's primer Qawa'id al-usul wa-ma'aqid al-fusul during a summer educational program in Jumada al-Ula 1426 AH , alongside practical legal lessons explaining rulings from Hanbali manuals such as Zad al-mustaqni' .

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List of Works

  • al-Sharh al-Mukhtasar ala Nazm al-Maqsud is a pedagogical commentary on Arabic morphology (sarf), transcribed from a ten-lecture series published on the author's official website. The work explains Nazm al-Maqsud, a 113-verse didactic poem composed by Ahmad ibn Abd al-Rahim al-Tahtawi, which versifies the traditional morphological treatise al-Maqsud.

  • Sharh Qawaid al-Usul wa Maaqid al-Fusul is an extensive commentary on Islamic legal theory (usul al-fiqh). Transcribed across 23 lessons from a summer educational lecture series, the work explains Qawaid al-Usul wa Maaqid al-Fusul, a concise Hanbali primer by Safi al-Din Abd al-Mu'min ibn Abd al-Haqq al-Qati'i al-Baghdadi.

  • al-Sharh al-Mukhtasar li al-Sullam al-Munawraq is an introductory commentary on Arabic logic (al-mantiq). Originating from a five-lesson instructional lecture series, the work provides a concise, entry-level explanation of the didactic poem al-Sullam al-Munawraq by Abd al-Rahman al-Akhdari.

  • Sharh Miat al-Maani wal-Bayan is a transcribed commentary on a didactic poem on Arabic rhetoric (balaghah) composed by the Hanafi jurist Ibn al-Shihna. Originating from a fifteen-lecture series delivered in Mecca, the work systematically explains the hundred-verse poem across the classical rhetorical disciplines of ilm al-maani, ilm al-bayan, and ilm al-badi'.

  • Fath Rabb al-Bariyya fi Sharh Nazm al-Ajurumiyya is an Arabic grammatical commentary that elucidates the versification of Ibn Ajurrum's grammatical treatise composed by Muhammad ibn Abba al-Qallawi al-Tawati. Originating from transcribed mosque lectures, the work unpacks the phrasing of the verses, their grammatical meanings, and their textual evidence.