Durus al-Shaykh Abd al-Hayy Yusuf
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Durus al-Shaykh Abd al-Hayy Yusuf (Lessons of Shaykh Abd al-Hayy Yusuf) is a collection of transcribed Islamic lectures, religious lessons, and sermons delivered by the Sudanese scholar and preacher Abu Umar Abd al-Hayy ibn Yusuf (b. 1384 AH / 1964 CE).
Author and Context
The author, Abu Umar Abd al-Hayy ibn Yusuf, was born in Cairo in 1384 AH (1964 CE). He completed his undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Sharia at the Islamic University of Medina in 1406–1407 AH, and subsequently completed his postgraduate education at the University of Khartoum in 1418 AH (1998 CE). He served as the head of the Islamic Culture Department at the University of Khartoum and held the position of imam and preacher (khatib) at the Hayy al-Dawhah Mosque in Khartoum. Alongside his university teaching and mosque duties, he was active in public preaching (da'wah), educational seminars, and religious media programming on television.
Scope and Contents
The collection compiles oral lectures, study circles, and Friday sermons delivered by Abd al-Hayy Yusuf during his public teaching and preaching career. The contents cover core religious disciplines and contemporary topics, including Islamic creed, legal matters, moral and ethical guidance, social issues, and educational advice directed toward students of knowledge and the general public. Transcriptions of such recorded lectures were gathered and cataloged in digital libraries to make his oral discourses accessible in written form.
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