Abd al-KarÄ«m ibn HawÄzin Qushayri
Al - Quschairī (Persian عبدالکریم قشیری, DMG ʿ Abdulkarīm Qušairī; * 986 at Nishapur, † 1072 ) was a well known Sufi and Qur'anic commentator of the 11th century, from which a famous representation of Sufism comes from: al - Risala. The mystic Sulami was one of his teachers.
Life
Al- Quschairī founded his own madrasa in Baghdad. According to his Risala the Sufis "People of God Association (al- Wisal ), not people of evidence (al- istidlâl ) like the ordinary theologians " are.
" After the death of his father he went to Nishapur, where he studied mathematics, first under the rule of Ghaznavids. He was taught according to the schafiitischen law school of the well-known for his ascharitischen setting Sheikh of the Sufis, Abu Ali al -Hasan al - Daqqaq. According to a special introduction to the mysticism married al - Quschairi Fatima, the daughter of his teacher, who was himself known as a scholar and Überlieferin [ rawi ]. "
Works
- Al - Tafsir al- Kabir al - Lataif Ischarat bi Tafsir al -Qur'an ( al - Lata'if isharat )
- Al - Risala