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Sheik Hassan Maamoun

http://www.angelfire.com/hero/hassanmaamoun/ Sheik Hassan Maamoun Biography as a Mufi during his service at Al Azhar from 1963 to 1969 This web Page is dedicated to Sheik Hassan Maamoun accomplishment during his service at Al-Azhar. The entire Maamoun's family contributed to this web page, Aisha Maamoun has compiled all the historical data on Sheik Maamoun Family. The following biography is compiled and narrated by his daughter Aisha My father was a student in El Azhar when in 1917 Mr. Mohamed Atif Barakat whose uncle was Saad Zaklool suggested to his uncle to establish the (madraset El kada) The Jurisprudence School inorder to provide the country with specialist judges. He chose from El Azhar some students of whom my father was one of them. He put special program for the students adding the new subjects such as mathematics and French. He was looking forward to graduate students not only knowing Islamic studies but also in contact with modern subjects. This school did not last long because it was depending and backing by Saad Zaklool and his relative Mr. Atif Barakat. Anyhow the graduated shakes were the most famous persons afterwards and they proved to be more specialized in the Fekh and Sunna. They worked in the El Kada El Shari courts all over Egypt . I remember that my father spent years in Tanta and Kafr El Zaiat. When you recall the names of these shakes you will find many who were leading the important positions either in Fatwa or in Courts. The1936 agreement between England and Egypt stated that the General ruler of Sudan to be English, and the Head of the Jurisprudence courts to be under the supervision of Egypt by The supreme Judge called (Kadi El KOdaa) In 1941 Shake Hassan Maamoun was chosen for this position and spent six years in Sudan where he had his touches on the Sudanese courts and he had a good personality and gained the respect of both the Sudanese and the English personals. His fame reached Egypt before him and the King honored him with rank of Beek. I remembered how his farewell gather

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