A commentary on Manzoomah Ilbiri , On Seeking Knowledge

A Commentary on The Poem Manzoomah ilbiri 
(Also Known as Qaseedah At Tawbah)
On the Seeking Knowledge and its Mannerisms
Sharh Manzoomah al-IlbiriA Commentary on The Poem Manzoomah ilbiri 

(Also Known as Qaseedah At Tawbah)

On the Seeking Knowledge and its Mannerisms

Sharh Manzoomah al-Ilbiri

By Abu Ishaq Al-Ilbiri (d.458H)

Commentary By Suhaib Sirajudin

Hardback 139 Pages

ISBN: 9781916186262

Matn is in Arabic With English Translation

The Commentary (Explanation) is in English only

Published and Printed in Istanbul Turkey  

A commentary on Abu Ishaq Ilbiri’s poem on the seeking of knowledge and its Mannerisms. It is said to have written this poem in response to a young man who had insulted him. Instead of replying in kind, which was the custom of poets, he decided to respond by providing the young man advice that would benefit him in this life and the next.

It includes advice on many issues including:

Status of Knowledge and Its Sweetness.

The Importance of Acting upon Knowledge.

The Superior of The Knowledge Over Wealth.

Humbleness, Humility, And Confession of Sins.

Warning About Bad Company.

​and others

About The Author 

Abu Isḥaq al-Ilbiri Ibrahim b. Masʿud b. Saʿid al-Tujibi (d. 459 or 460 H), was a poet and a Maliki jurist who lived towards the end of Umayyad rule and during the era of the Reyes de taifas (muluk al-ṭawaʾif, the ‘petty states’) in al-Andalus in the 5th/11th century. 

About The Commentator

Shaykh Suhaib Sirajudin received his Degree in Islamic theology from Darul Uloom Al Arabiyya Al Islamiyyah, Bury (UK). He then continued his studies for a Degree in Software Engineering at Blackburn College, an associate college of Lancaster University, and for his Masters in Computer Security from the University of Liverpool.

He further studied for a Diploma in Counselling for marriage issues, Drugs, Stress and Family Counselling. After completing his studies he travelled to Saudi Arabia and taught at the Jubail University in Jubail, Eastern Province.

He is the author of Master Quranic Arabic In 24 Hours​', A Commentary On Nuzhatun Nazar Fi Tawdeehi Nukhbatil Fikr, Abu Guddah: Patience of Pious Predecessors In Seeking Knowledge and many other books.

By Abu Ishaq Al-Ilbiri (d.458H)
Commentary By Suhaib Sirajudin
Hardback 139 Pages
ISBN: 9781916186262
Matn is in Arabic With English Translation
The Commentary (Explanation) is in English only
Published and Printed in Istanbul Turkey  

A commentary on Abu Ishaq Ilbiri’s poem on the seeking of knowledge and its Mannerisms. It is said to have written this poem in response to a young man who had insulted him. Instead of replying in kind, which was the custom of poets, he decided to respond by providing the young man advice that would benefit him in this life and the next.

It includes advice on many issues including:

• Status of Knowledge and Its Sweetness.
• The Importance of Acting upon Knowledge.
• The Superior of The Knowledge Over Wealth.
• Humbleness, Humility, And Confession of Sins.
• Warning About Bad Company.
• ​and others

About The Author 

Abu Isḥaq al-Ilbiri Ibrahim b. Masʿud b. Saʿid al-Tujibi (d. 459 or 460 H), was a poet and a Maliki jurist who lived towards the end of Umayyad rule and during the era of the Reyes de taifas (muluk al-ṭawaʾif, the ‘petty states’) in al-Andalus in the 5th/11th century. 

About The Commentator

Shaykh Suhaib Sirajudin received his Degree in Islamic theology from Darul Uloom Al Arabiyya Al Islamiyyah, Bury (UK). He then continued his studies for a Degree in Software Engineering at Blackburn College, an associate college of Lancaster University, and for his Masters in Computer Security from the University of Liverpool.

He further studied for a Diploma in Counselling for marriage issues, Drugs, Stress and Family Counselling. After completing his studies he travelled to Saudi Arabia and taught at the Jubail University in Jubail, Eastern Province.

He is the author of Master Quranic Arabic In 24 Hours​', A Commentary On Nuzhatun Nazar Fi Tawdeehi Nukhbatil Fikr, Abu Guddah: Patience of Pious Predecessors In Seeking Knowledge and many other books.