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1 Life  





2 Career  



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3 Works  



3.1  Hadith referencing  







4 Death  





5 See also  





6 References  














Zubair Ali Zai






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Al-Allamah, Al-Hafiz, Sheikh
Sheikh Zubair Ali Zai
شیخ زبیر علی زئی

Title

Al-Hafiz, Sheikh

Personal

Born

Muhammad Zubair


(1957-06-25)25 June 1957

Died

10 November 2013 (2013-11-11) (aged 56)

Cause of death

Lung Failure

Resting place

Pirdad, Hazro

Religion

Islam

Region

Punjab

Denomination

Sunni

Jurisprudence

Ahl-i Hadith, Salafi

Creed

Athari

Main interest(s)

Hadith, Ilm al-Rijāl

Notable work(s)

Anwar al Sunan Fi Tahqiq Aasar il Sunan, Anwaar ul Saheefah Fi Ahadees Zaheefa, Tabqaat Al-Mudaliseen, Kitaabul Zu'afaa, Musnad Humaidi, Muawatta, Mishqaat, Tafsir Ibn Kaseer, "Maqalat", "Fatawa ilmiya"

Other names

Abu Tahir

Occupation

Muhaddith, Faqih, Historiographer

Muslim leader

Influenced by

  • Badee-ud-Deen Shah as-Sindhi

Website

zubairalizai.com

Zubair Ali Zai (Urdu: زبیر علی زئی; 25 June 1957 – 10 November 2013) was a preacher, theologian, Islamic scholar of ahadith and former merchant marine from Pakistan.[1][2][3]

Life[edit]

Zubair Alizai was from the Pashtun tribeofAlizai, itself a branch of the larger Durrani confederation tracing their descent back to Ahmad Shah Durrani, founder of the Durrani Empire.

He was born in 1957 in the village of Pirdad, near Hazro in the Attock DistrictofPunjab.

He married in 1982 and had three sons (Tahir, Abdullah and Muaz) and four daughters. In addition to his native language of Hindko and Arabic, he was also fluent in English, Urdu, Pashto and Greek, and could read and understand Persian.[4]

Career[edit]

Education[edit]

Hafiz Zubair Alizai completed a bachelor's degree and later on two master's degrees, one in Islamic studies in 1983 and another in the Arabic language in 1994 from the University of the PunjabinLahore. Additionally, he graduated for a fourth time from the Salafi University in Faisalabad.

Editing and publishing[edit]

Hafiz Zubair Alizai was, like his former teacher Rashidi, a bibliophile, having amassed a private library of some renown in Hazro, where he spent most of his time.

Works[edit]

Much of Hafiz Zubair Alizai's work consists of editing and referencing ancient texts of prophetic tradition and evaluating them according to the Categories of Hadith. Working with Dar us Salam, he has reviewed the Al-Kutub al-Sittah, considered canonical in Sunni Islam. He also authored many books written in Urdu and Arabic. A book named "Noor ul Enain fi Masalate Rafa-ul-Yadain" has a list of all his works.

Sunan Arbaha Takhreej by Zubair Ali Zai
Teaching Sunan Abu Dawood - in 2012
InMasjid Nabawi - during his last visit
Voice of Zubair Ali Zai

List of his books (published):

Hadith referencing[edit]

Death[edit]

Hafiz Zubair Alizai died on 10 November 2013 in Benazir Bhutto Hospital in Rawalpindi, Pakistan of lung failure.[21][22]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  • ^ حافظ زبیر علی زئی رحمہ اللہ کا تعارف — انھی کے قلم سے. 1988. {{cite book}}: |website= ignored (help)
  • ^ Who is Zubair Alizai, his family, his sons - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Noor-ul-Enain-Rafa-ul-Yadain/#13-5
  • ^ Anwar al Sunan Fi Tahqiq Aasar il Sunan (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Anwar-al-Sunan-Fi-Tahqiq-Aasar-il-Sunan/
  • ^ Anwaarul Saheefah (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Anwaar-us-Saheefa-Fee-Ahadees-Zaeefa/
  • ^ Kitabul Zuhafa (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Kitabul-Zuafaa/
  • ^ Tafseer Ibn Kaseer Jild 1 (edition 2009) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Tafseer-Ibn-Kaseer-1/
  • ^ Masael Muhammad Ibn Usman Ibn Abi Shaybah (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/AlMasahil-Abi-Shaybah/
  • ^ Juzz Ali Bin Muhammad Al-Himyari (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Juzz-Ali-Alhimyari/
  • ^ Kitabul Arbaʿīn Le Ibn Taymiyyah (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Kitabul-Arbaheen/
  • ^ Muwatta Imam Malik Riwayatu Ibn ul-Qasim (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Muwatta-Imam-Malik/
  • ^ Al FathulMubeen Fi Tahqeeq e Tabaqatil Mudaliseen (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Al-FathulMubeen-Fi-Tahqeeq-Tabqaat-il-Mudaliseen/
  • ^ Musafaha wa Muhaniqa (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/musafaha-wa-mohaniqah-ky-ahkaam-wamasaahil/
  • ^ Nabi Kareem kay Lail wa Nahaar (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Nabi-Kay-Lail-Wa-Nahaar/
  • ^ Taufeeq al-Baari fi Tatbeeq al-Quran wa Saheeh al-Bukhari (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Taufeeq-ul-Baari-fee-Tatbeeq-al-Quran-wa-Saheeh-al-Bukhari/
  • ^ Fatiha Khalful Imam (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Fatiha-Khalf-ul-Imaam/
  • ^ Juzz Rafahul Yadain (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Juzz-Rafa-ul-Yadain/
  • ^ Fazahil Sahaba (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Fazail-e-Sahaba/
  • ^ Noorul Enain (latest publishing) shared on their official website - https://ishaatulhadith.com/books/pdf/Noor-ul-Enain-Rafa-ul-Yadain/
  • ^ "حافظ زبیر علی زئی کی وفات امت کیلئے عظیم صدمہ ہے، دینی رہنمائوں کا اظہار تعزیت". Nawaiwaqt. 11 November 2013.
  • ^ Damanvi, Abdullah (December 2013). "علامہ حافظ محمد زبیر علی زئیؒ" [Allamah Hafiz Zubair Ali Zai]. Mohaddis Magazine (in Urdu).
  • Sunni

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  • Abul A'la Maududi
  • Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri
  • Tariq Masood
  • Ahl-i Hadith,

    Shia

    Non-denominational Muslims

  • Muhammad Ali Mirza
  • International

  • VIAF
  • WorldCat
  • National

  • United States

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