Yusuf al-Asir
✓ Source-basedrisingLebanese-Ottoman judge, journalist and poet
Al-Sheikh Al-Allama Abu Muhammad Yusuf ibn Abd al-Qadir ibn Muhammad al-Husseini al-Asir al-Saydaoui al-Azhari al-Shafi'i was a faqih, scholar of Islamic inheritance law, writer, poet, linguist, and journalist during the Arab Nahda of the late Ottoman period.
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Saida, Al-Asir's hometown, as it appeared in 1864.
Part of the Al-Azhar seminars where Al-Asir studied.
Kikhia Mosque in Sidon, where Al-Asir taught for a period of time.
Al-Omari Grand Mosque (2010 AD), where the prisoner used to give his lessons.
Daoud Pasha, the first governor of Mount Lebanon and the creator of the position of prosecutor general in the Ottoman Empire. He used the prisoner from 1861 to 1868.
A portrait of Safwat Pasha, a prominent Ottoman politician who was a follower of al-Asir's lessons.
Part of the city of Beirut after 1867, during the period when al-Assir settled there after his return from Istanbul.Journalists from Turkey 6
About this person
Al-Sheikh Al-Allama Abu Muhammad Yusuf ibn Abd al-Qadir ibn Muhammad al-Husseini al-Asir al-Saydaoui al-Azhari al-Shafi'i was a faqih, scholar of Islamic inheritance law, writer, poet, linguist, and journalist during the Arab Nahda of the late Ottoman period. He was born in the city of Sidon, which was part of the Sidon Eyalet, in 1232 AH, according to the historian Al-Zirikli, although Kahhala and Jurji Zaydan have placed his birth year at 1230 AH.
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