D. Ghalib Hamidi
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Ghalib ibn Muhammad al-Hamidi is a contemporary scholar of hadith and academic based at Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca, known for his specialized studies and manuscript editions in the field of Prophetic traditions.
Academic Career and Scholarly Work
Ghalib ibn Muhammad Abu al-Qasim al-Hamidi served as an assistant professor and later as an associate professor in the Department of the Qur'an and Sunnah within the College of Da'wah and Usul al-Din at Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca.
His research focuses on hadith compilation, authentication, and the verification of classical texts. Among his writings is al-Ahadith al-Warida al-Muqayyada bi-Adbar al-Salawat fi Kutub al-Sunna Jam'an wa-Dirasah (The Narrations Restricted to the Ends of Prayers in the Sunnah Literature: A Compilation and Study), which collects and analyzes forty-two traditions concerning invocations and remembrances associated with the conclusion of prayer, distinguishing those pronounced before the final salutation from those recited after it. In the domain of textual editing, he edited Musnad 'Abis al-Ghifari by Ahmad ibn Hazim Ibn Abi Gharzah and Sab'at Majalis min Amali Abi Tahir al-Mukhallis, both published in Riyadh in 1419 AH (1998 CE).
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al-Ahadith al-Warida al-Muqayyada bi-Adbar al-Salawat fi Kutub al-Sunna Jam'an wa Dirasatan is a specialized hadith study that gathers, authenticates, and examines prophetic narrations concerning invocations and remembrances textually conditioned by the phrase "at the end of prayers" (dubur al-salat or adbar al-salawat). The treatise aims to clarify the precise meanings of this terminology and distinguish sound traditions from defective ones regarding supplications and remembrances uttered around the conclusion of prayer.