تراجم الشافعية في كتاب معجم البلدان لياقوت الحموي (ت 626ه-1228م)‎ : القرن السادس أنموذجا

الملخص EN

Yacout al-Hamawi was not the luckiest among his fellow authors.

He changed his life from Abed Yabah and bought a writer and a representative from his master Ibn Askar in his trade to the country of Khorasan.

Yaqoot has established good relations in those countries.

And began copying books and selling them, and through the copies of the books increased knowledge and knowledge of the book and the dictionary of the writers and then the dictionary of countries.

What concerns us is the book of the lexicon of countries, which was one of the most important works of literature, and is attributed to many scholars and scholars in the sixth and seventh centuries.

Some of the 80111 countries and their sites returned to it.

This work was not modified and corrected, but the lexicon was not limited The mention of sites, cities and towns, but the leg of many historical topics since the dawn of history until the life of the author, not only this but did not disturb the city or town except the male of the famous scholars and scholars.

And the diversity of his translations between Shaafa'i (the doctrine of Yaqout) and Hanbalia and Hanafi and to some extent Malik, because of the mixing and presence of those in the Islamic East, the fact that Sapphire inscribed himself by mentioning these translations and make it subject to historical scrutiny has occurred in errors and circumstances resulted in a lack of confidence in his information in the mention of those translations .

Including but not limited to errors in the name of the Minister of the Order of the King, including errors in the mention of the book of the Shafi of the Romans, and others.

It is noted that the sapphire in his dictionary led to work helped by some of the translation of the Shaafa'i Sheikh Sheikh Al-Sabki has used the words of Yaqoot and translated to some of the Shaafa'i scholars as the only source and here crystallize the importance of the translations of Shafi'i in the dictionary of countries.