نشأة المدارس الفقهية في مصر خلال القرن السادس الهجري
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https://doi.org/10.54721/jrashc.23.3.1801Abstract
Intellectual life in Egypt during the Ayyubid era witnessed a new beginning, driven by the sultans’ interest in establishing schools of Islamic jurisprudence and their commitment to ensuring diversity in their curricula. This marked a significant intellectual development and an important phenomenon that left a profound impact on both the intellectual and spiritual spheres, This is evident in their interest in Sufism,
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