Abstract

The Methodological Basis in the Book, “The Completeness of the Completion”, By The Historian Isbn Al-Sabouni, 680 AD

Dr. Rasha Issa Faris Hammadi

Volume: 12 Issue: 1 2022

Abstract:

The science translations of men’s is one of the most important sciences that deals with the conduct of media from people through different ages, who left their historical mark in heritage. It is a science in itself derived from the science of historiography, but in a detailed manner about the different classes of society, including prophets, caliphs, kings, princes, leaders and scholars with all their branches, whether jurists, scholars, writers, poets, philosophers and others. This science mentions their personal lives, and their impact on life in all its aspects, whether it is from a political, economic or social point of view. They found that the activity of the scientific movement in the era of Ibn Al-Sabouni was a remarkable activity, in which he built a large number of schools and the role of the Noble Qur’an and the Noble Hadith. This in turn led to the emergence of a large number of scholars, including our historian Ibn Al-Sabouni. Which was due to his upbringing in a religious family, and his request for knowledge since his childhood. So he was interested in studying and teaching, so he attended the councils of scholars and began to listen, and many scholars were required. This was a reason for the abundance of his knowledge and scientific production, and this is clear through the praise of him from his sheikhs and students, and everyone who knew him or met him, thus his book (The Complete Accomplishment of Completion) was one of the most important the sources for the knowledge of men and those who dated this period.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v12i01.010

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