Imam al-Busiri memorized the Qur’an at a young age, and moved to Cairo to pursue more advanced studies. It is reported that Imam al-Busiri was born in 608 AH (1211 CE) and died in 691 AH (1294 CE) at the age of 83 years He was from the clan of Banu Habnum, a major branch of the North African Berber Sanhaji tribe
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Imam al-Busiri’s full name was Abu Abdullah Sharaf al-Din Muhammad ibn Sa’id al-Busiri al-Sanhaji The commentators of IGI’s new edition of the Burdah observe, “Given that different biographers and historians have documented varied versions…not much is certain about Imam al-Busiri’s life.” Sources indicate the following: Imam al-Busiri, the author of the Burdah, is less well known that his poems. This widespread appeal of the Burdah suggests that, in writing this poem, the author connected with something profound and universal. While, again, this is impossible to measure, it seems that the Burdah has gained a unique level of worldwide acceptance across language barriers and among different cultures. This tradition has continued for hundreds of years down to the present day. The burdah is regularly sung in weekly, monthly, and annual gatherings across dozens of countries and a wide range of cultures. And it's likely that almost all of them are familiar with the burdah. There are well over 1 billion Muslims worldwide. And connection to the Prophet ﷺ is, of course, one of the best means of seeking the forgiveness, mercy, & pleasure of Allah, the Most High. Reading, singing, & reciting the Burdah is a means for us to strengthen one’s love for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ & connection to him. Today, 800 years after it was composed, this ode to the Prophet ﷺ is probably the world's most often recited poem as well. The Burdah is a study of the seerah and spirituality all in one. It is a poem that contains many profound - even miraculous - secrets. It's that famous "mawlaya salli wa sallim" nasheed so many know sing. The Burdah of Imam al-Busiri might be the most famous poem in the world.Ĭhances are, you've heard portions of this growing up or in passing.
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