Ibn Zuhra

Ibn Zuhra
Ibn Zuhra
Personal life
Born	2 July 1118.c, 7 Ramadan 511.AH; Aleppo, Levant, Syria (region)
Died	Rajab 585.AH, 1189.c (74 age); Aleppo, Mashhad al-Sukt
Region	Syria, Levant
Religious life
Religion	Islam
Denomination	Shiite
Jurisprudence	Shia, Imamate
Muslim leader
	Influenced by Ibn Idris Al-Hilli, Muhammad bin Jaafar Al-Mashhadi, and Shazan bin Gabriel Al-Qummi;
	Influenced Abd allah b. 'Ali b. Zuhra, his brother, Sayyid Muhyi al-din Muhammad b. 'Abd Allah, his nephew, Shadhan b. Jibra'l Qummi, Shaykh Muhammad b. Ja'far al-Mashhadi, the author of al-MazarShaykh Mu'in al-din Salim b. Badran Misri MazaniIbn Idris al-Hilli, the author of al-Sara'ir'Izz al-din Abu l-Harath Muhammad b. Hasan Baghdadi;

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Ibn Zuhra (1118-1189 CE) Arabic: عِزّ الدّينِ أبو المَكَارِمِ حَمزَةُ بُن عَليٍ بنُ زُهرَةَ الحُسينِي الحَلَبي, romanized: 'Al-Sayyid Abū l-Makārim ʿIzz al-Dīn Ḥamza b. ʿAlī b. Zuhra al-Ḥusaynī al-Halabī) (Arabic: اِبْنُ زُهْرَة) was a Shiite scholar and captain of the Saddah in Aleppo who was a faqih (expert in Islamic jurisprudence), Arabic grammarian, and Mutakallim (theologian), and wrote a book of fiqh called Ghunyatu l-Nuzu.