Al-Hakim at-Termiziy hayoti va ijodi

• Life and work of Al-Hakim at-Termizi

The full name of this scholar is Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hasan ibn Bashir (in some sources Bishr) al-Hakim at-Termizi. Information about the scientific and creative activity of Hakim at-Termizi Tajiddin Subki ("Tabaqat ash-shafi`-iyya al-Kubro"), Khatib al-Baghdadi ("History of Baghdad"), Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani ( "Lison al-mizan"), as-Sulami ("Tabaqat as-Sufiyya") and a number of other scholars. Hakim al-Termizi tells about his life in his work "Badu shani Abu Abdullah". This work was published in Beirut in 1965 by Yahya Ismail together with the scholar's work "Hatmul Awliya".

• The full name of this scholar is Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hasan ibn Bashir (in some sources Bishr) al-Hakim at-Termizi. Information about the scientific and creative activity of Hakim at-Termizi Tajiddin Subki ("Tabaqat ash-shafi`-iyya al-Kubro"), Khatib al-Baghdadi ("History of Baghdad"), Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani ( "Lison al-mizan"), as-Sulami ("Tabaqat as-Sufiyya") and a number of other scholars. Hakim al-Termizi tells about his life in his work "Badu shani Abu Abdullah". This work was published in Beirut in 1965 by Yahya Ismail together with the scholar's work "Hatmul Awliya".

The dates of the birth and death of Hakim at-Termizi are given differently in written sources and in modern literature. Some authors, such as Haji Khalifa in Kashf az-Zunun, have indicated the year of Hakim al-Termizi's death as 869 AD.

• The dates of the birth and death of Hakim at-Termizi are given differently in written sources and in modern literature. Some authors, such as Haji Khalifa in Kashf az-Zunun, have indicated the year of Hakim al-Termizi's death as 869 AD.

The same date is also mentioned on the tombstone of the scholar. According to Hakim al-Termizi, who lived for more than a hundred years, the sources also state that he lived to 112, 116, or even 120 years, in which case the scholar I was born between about 750 and 760. turns out.

• The same date is also mentioned on the tombstone of the scholar. According to Hakim al-Termizi, who lived for more than a hundred years, the sources also state that he lived to 112, 116, or even 120 years, in which case the scholar I was born between about 750 and 760. turns out.