الترجيحات التفسيرية عند بن إدريس الحلي

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In the city of Hilla, the cradle of Shiism, and the elite of scholars and mujtahids, great scholarly figures who were brilliant in jurisprudence and Islamic sciences, and among those leaders who illuminated the path of knowledge, knowledge and guidance, emerged as the Shiite ink, Allama Al-Ali, Ibn Idris Al-Hilli.

Ibn Dawood al-Hilli (d.707 AH) says: On the authority of the scholar Ibn Idris al-Hilli, the sheikh of the jurists in Hillah was a master in science with many categories, but he was wider than the news of the people of the house altogether.

The investigator Al Bahr al-Ulum comments on that that Ibn Idris did not disclose the news of the People of the House, peace be upon them entirely, as it appears from the book (As-Sirair), but rather a review of Sunday news that does not benefit science, and which is not accompanied by clues that benefit knowledge, as he himself declares In his jurisprudence books, his case is like that of al-Huda al-Sayyad al-Murtad.