استحداث صلاح الدين القضاء الشافعي بمصر

استحداث صلاح الدين القضاء الشافعي بمصر

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In 566 Salah al-Din demolished a house of the shihna (the garrison prefect) in Egypt called Dar al-Ma'una, where people were held at will, and built it as a Shafi'i madrasa, removing the injustice practised there. He also built Dar al-Adl as a Shafi'i madrasa, dismissed the Egyptian judges, who were Shi'is, and appointed a Shafi'i chief judge over Egypt, who deputed Shafi'i judges in all the lands on the twentieth of Jumada II. Taqi al-Din Umar, Salah al-Din's nephew, bought the Manazil al-Izz in Egypt and built it as a Shafi'i madrasa. ¹