An-Nawawi (676H)

Muhyyi ad-Din Abu Zakariyya Yahya Ibn Sharaf al-Nawawi (631-676H)

Al-Imam, al-Hafidh, al-Awhad, al-Qudwah, Sheykh al-Islam, 'Alam al-Awliyaa, al-'Allamah, al-Faqih an-Nabeel, Sheykh al-Madhab, Kabeer al-Fuqahaa, Imam al-Aimmah al-A'laam.

A great Imam, a Pillar of Madhab Shafi'i, a great Muhaddith specialist in the Sunnah, all his time was spent in worship and in science (writing books, learning, teaching, courses).

He ordered the good and forbade the blameworthy and advised the governors to fear ALLAH.

Author of many very beneficial works accepted by all the scholars who succeeded him, such as: the 40 Hadiths, Riyad Salihin, Sharh Sahih Muslim, al-Adhkar, at-Tibyaan, in the Fiqh Shafi'i: Minhaj at-Talibin, Rawdatu at-Talibin, al-Majmu', etc.