Imam Al-Shafi'i was tried for treason, then he moved with his family to Cairo. During the journey, his wife fell ill and they were unable to continue, which made the governor suspicious of the Imam's intentions.
Imam Al-Shafi'i was tried for treason, then he moved with his family to Cairo. During the journey, his wife fell ill and they were unable to continue, which made the governor suspicious of the Imam's intentions.
Al-Shafi'i remembers his trial after talking with Harun Al-Rasheed about science, and Al-Shafi'i intervenes to resolve the clash between the governor of Egypt and the son of the prince and praises Egypt with verses.
Al-Shafi'i remembers his trial after talking with Harun Al-Rasheed about science, and Al-Shafi'i intervenes to resolve the clash between the governor of Egypt and the son of the prince and praises Egypt with verses.
The Imam's caravan arrives in Egypt and is received in Fustat. The commander of the army complains about their poor conditions, but the son of the governor doesn't care. He tries to embarrass the Imam and belittles him.
The Imam's caravan arrives in Egypt and is received in Fustat. The commander of the army complains about their poor conditions, but the son of the governor doesn't care. He tries to embarrass the Imam and belittles him.
The Imam searches for the studies of Al-Layth ibn Sa'd with the help of Youssef, but he is shocked to find that Al-Layth's research has been destroyed. He complains to Sayyeda Nafisa about the lack of interest in documenting knowledge.
The Imam searches for the studies of Al-Layth ibn Sa'd with the help of Youssef, but he is shocked to find that Al-Layth's research has been destroyed. He complains to Sayyeda Nafisa about the lack of interest in documenting knowledge.
The Imam decides to move from Abdulhakam's house because he needs to focus on his studies. He intervenes in a debate about the Imams and advises the attendees not to underestimate the .. show full overview
The Imam decides to move from Abdulhakam's house because he needs to focus on his studies. He intervenes in a debate about the Imams and advises the attendees not to underestimate the rights of any of them, and emphasizes the importance of knowing the studies of Al-Layth, just like the knowledge of Malik and other Imams.
