The Anonymity of a Commentator

The Anonymity of a CommentatorA close study of one of the most prolific commentary writers in Islamic history. The Anonymity of a Commentator examines the life and writings of the Egyptian Sufi scholar Zakariyy al Anr (d. 926 1520), the longest serving chief Shfi' justice to the Mamlk sultanate during its final years. It analyzes al Anr's commentaries in the disciplines of Sufism and Islamic law as a case study to illustrate how and why Muslims produced commentaries in the later

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