Nuru'l-Izah is one of the mutam texts of the Hanafi school. It is detailed (long) about prayer and fasting, and concise (short) regarding zakat and pilgrimage. and Acirc has been honored by the limes.
The author, Imam Hasan Şürunbülalî, first interpreted Nuru'l-îzâh under the name of İmdâdü'l-Fettah. Then he shortened this commentary with the name Merakı'l-felah. He wrote a famous memoir on Meraku'l-Felah under the name of Ahmedübnü Muhammed (al-Tahtawî).
He says, "Whoever Allah wills to give good will make him knowledgeable in religious sciences."
One of the most important books on Hanafi jurisprudence, this Nfru'f-îzâh text, which both scholars and students need (and applies to), is benefited even more with the commentary and explanations of Abu Ahmed Muhammed Muhyiddîn Abdü'l-Hamîd. we thought of bringing it together and presenting it to (the reader). It is understood from his commentaries on many books written on various subjects that the person in question has a say in (almost) all branches of science and some of his works are as follows:
Guneymi's review on his work named al-Lübâb fi Şerhi'l-Kitâb,
His annotations on nahiv books such as Katru'n-Nedâ, İbn Akîl, Şüzûru'z-Zeheb, Muğni'l-Lebîb and his works on the book called Siraciye on the apostles, "Islamic law, the person's marital status in terms of poetry" works. In addition to these, the aforementioned person has annotated the text of Nûru'l-îzâh and Necâtü'l-Arvâh and, in order to make it even more useful, by adding zakat, hajj and umrah sections to the end, "Hibetü'l-Fettâh bi Tekmileti Nöri'l- / zâ / 7 ".
