Marzouq bin Hiyas al-Zahrani

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Marzouq bin Hiyas al-Zahrani is a Saudi hadith scholar and university professor based in Medina, known for his academic contributions to hadith sciences and classical text editing.

Academic Career

Marzouq bin Hiyas Al Marzouq al-Zahrani served in the faculty of the Islamic University of Madinah, where he worked as an assistant professor in the Department of Higher Studies and subsequently as an associate professor in the Department of Hadith Sciences within the Faculty of Hadith and Islamic Studies. He participated in the early administrative and educational development of the Faculty of Hadith alongside its founding cohort of scholars.

Scholarly Contributions

Al-Zahrani's academic output has focused on hadith methodology, the critical editing of classical manuscripts, and theological studies. His editorial scholarship includes the critical verification of the collection Musnad al-Darimi. He also engaged in editing and annotating the works of the fourteenth-century traditionist Salah al-Din al-Ala'i, including Itharat al-fawa'id al-majmu'ah. In addition to textual criticism, he authored independent treatises on community unity and Islamic governance, such as al-Hadi wal-muhtadi.

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List of Works

  • Nisba wa Mansub is a biographical and geographical reference work that compiles and organizes geographical attributions (nisbas) and the individuals associated with them based on Yaqut al-Hamawi's geographical encyclopedia Mu'jam al-Buldan.

  • al-Nazrat al-Matia fi Surat al-Fatiha is a treatise dedicated to the exegesis, merits, legal rulings, and thematic objectives of the opening chapter of the Quran, presenting its meanings and objectives in an accessible manner for general readers.

  • Al-Qutuf al-Daniya fima infarada bihi al-Darimi an al-Thamaniya is a hadith collection dedicated to isolating and examining the exclusive narrations (infirādāt or zawāʾid) preserved in Musnad al-Darimi that do not appear in the other eight major hadith compilations.

  • Atyab al-Nashr fi Tafsir al-Wasaya al-Ashr is a specialized treatise on Quranic exegesis that provides a detailed analytical commentary on the ten divine commandments outlined in verses 151–153 of Surat al-An'am.

  • al-Jaws fi al-Mansub ila Daws is an alphabetically arranged biographical and genealogical dictionary dedicated to documenting individuals belonging or attributed to the Arabian tribe of Daws.