Ibn Rajab al-Hanbali (736-795 A.H., 1336-1393 A.D.).

Zayn al-Din Abd al-Rahman bin Ahmad bin Rajab bin al-Hasan, al-Salami, al-Baghdadi, then al-Dimashqi, al-Hanbali, the preacher. The imam, the memorizer, the scholar of hadeeth, the jurist, was born in Baghdad and heard from Abu al-Fath al-Maidumi. He has many works, including: Al-Tirmidhi’s explanation; Explanation of the ills of Tirmidhi; Hanbali layers; Fath Al-Bari Sharh Sahih Al-Bukhari did not complete it; The Collector of Science and Wisdom explained fifty hadiths of comprehensive speech. monotheism and others. He grew up and died in Damascus.

Source: Golden Comprehensive

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