Muhammad bin Mubarak Hakimi
- Died
- -
- Born in
- -
Muhammad bin Mubarak Hakimi (fl. 1434–1436 AH / 2013–2015 CE) is a contemporary Moroccan scholar known for his compilations on early Islamic legal traditions and the refutation of religious innovations .
Biography and Scholarly Orientation
Abu Asma Muhammad bin al-Mubarak bin Muhammad Hakimi has lived and written in Morocco, dating his compositions from the Za'ir region and the town of Rommani .
Hakimi's scholarly methodology emphasizes returning directly to early sources, maintaining that religious practice and legal verdicts (fatawa) must be grounded in the Quran, the Sunnah, and the transmitted traditions and disagreements of the Companions during the era of the Rightly Guided Caliphs . In al-Sahih al-Muntakhal min Kalam al-Awwalin fi Bida al-Amal, completed in late Safar 1434 AH (January 2013 CE), he assembled authentic reports from early generations to caution against novel ritual practices and urge adherence to the Sunnah . In his multi-volume legal compendium al-Atiq: Musannaf Jami li-Fatawa Ashab al-Nabi, completed in mid-Dhu al-Qi'dah 1436 AH (August 2015 CE), he compiled Prophetic traditions alongside legal rulings of the Companions spanning fields such as prescribed penalties (hudud), blood money (diyat), and oaths (ayman) . Hakimi also composed didactic poetry affirming adherence to the transmitted reports of the early generations and rejecting later religious innovations .
Answer updated
List of Works
al-Sahih al-Muntakhal min Kalam al-Awwalin fi Bida al-Amal is a treatise on Islamic legal theory and the doctrine of innovation (bid'ah). It compiles and analyzes authentic reports from the Prophet Muhammad, the Companions, and early successors to delineate the methodology of the early generations in identifying religious innovations and adhering to the Sunnah.
al-Atiq: Musannaf Jami li-Fatawa Ashab al-Nabi is a multi-volume legal compendium that gathers the legal rulings and transmitted traditions of the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad alongside foundational Prophetic hadiths.