LIFE PARH AND ACADEMIC ACTIVITY OF ALI AL-QARI
Abstract
Ali al-Qari (NuruddinAbu al-Hasan Ali ibn Sultan-Muhammad al-Qari al-Harawi al-Makki al-Hanafi) is an outstanding Islamic scholar and theologian who made a significant contribution to the development of Islamic sciences, especially in the fields of figh, tafsir, and hadith. Born in Herat, he received basic knowledge from local scholars, then moved to Mecca, where he continued his studies and teaching. As a representative of the Hanafi school, he wrote many works on Islamic law, hadith, and tafsir. Ali al-Qari also criticized various currents that deviated from orthodox Islam and was engaged in clarifying complex theological issues. His scientific legacy continues to influence Islamic theology.
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