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Endnotes

‎‎‎[1]‎‏ ‏(cpth): Communication with Allah and Peace are Through Him.‎

[2] Fortress: Surah.

[3] Narrated by Al-Bayhaqi

‎‎‎[4] (cptt): Communication with Allah and Peace are Through Them.‎

‎‎‎[5] Please see Al-Buruj (Constellations) Fortress, Verse‎ 1. ‎

‎‎[6] (pth): Peace is Through Him.‎

‎‎‎[7] (ptt): Peace is Through Them.‎

‎‎‎[8]‎‏ ‏Kindly, refer to the book The Sources of Spring Water in the World, by the humane ‎scholar M. A. Sheikho.‎

‎‎‎[9] Sahih Al-Bukhari. ‎

‎‎‎[10] Narrated by Al-Imam Ahmad and Al-Dramy.‎

‎‎‎[11] Narrated by Muslim, saying no. [2553].‎

‎‎‎[12] The Holy Qur’an Fortress 59, Creation-Gathering (Al-Hashr), Verse‎ 9‎

‎‎‎[13] The Holy Qur’an Fortress 2, The Cow (Al-Baqara), Verse‎ 273

‎‎‎[14] The Holy Qur’an, Fortress 76, Humane Man (al-Insan), Verse‎s 5-9.‎

‎‎‎[15]‎‏ ‏Narrated by Al-Dailami up to Abu Hurayra, Kanz Al-Ummal, saying no. 29441.‎

‎‎‎[16] In Arabic the verb to forgive can also mean to cover or protect. ‎

‎‎‎‎‏[17] Musnad Al-Imam Ahmad, part 3, page 116.[16]‎‎‏ ‏‎

‎‎‎[18]‎‏ ‏Al-Jami’ Al-Saghir, saying no. [5875].‎‎‎

‎‎‎[19] The Holy Qur’an, Fortress 65, Divorce (al-Talaq), Verse‎ 3‎

‎‎‎[20] The Holy Qur’an: Fortress 94, Relief (al-Sharh), Verse‎ 5.‎

‎[21] In Arabic Wadd = Intimacy.‎

‎[22] Suwa = the one who seeks after a thing.‎

‎[23] Yaghuth = to succor.‎

‎[24] Ya’uq = to hinder.‎

‎[25] Nasr = The eagle.‎

‎[26] To feel reverence for Allah.‎

‎‎‎[27] Al Sham state (Greater Syria), which was comprised of Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine‏ ‏

‎‎‎[28] The Holy Qur’an, Fortress 47, Mohammad (Muhammad), Verse‎ 7.‎

‎‎‎[29] The Holy Qur’an, Fortress 5, The Feast (al-Ma’ida), Verse‎ 64.‎

‎‎‎[30] At this time al-Sham was comprised of Damascus and its suburbs and the surrounding countryside‏ ‏

‎‎‎[31]‎‏ ‏Kindly refer to the book Stories of the Scholar which contains some of the great feats of the humane scholar ‎M. A. Sheikho (his soul has been sanctified by Allah).‎

[32] The great philosopher Sir John Benet converted into Islam by the guiding of the great scholar M. Amin ‎Sheikho in 1953, after having a positive marvelous discussion between them, which caused him to say before a large ‎crowd of western scientists All the sciences that we had didn’t equal ‎‎the sciences of that great scientist in the East.‎

‎‎‎[33]‎‏ ‏The Islamic Egyptian thinker, Doctor Mustafa Mahmud who presented the T.V ‎‎program (The science and the ‎faith) who had many articles and other written works, ‎‎spent all his life in studying, researching and in philosophy, and ‎he said The facts I had been aware of through the books of the great scholar Mohammad ‎‎Amin Sheikho (his soul has ‎been sanctified by Al'lah) hadn’t been found through the books and thoughts of all the previous and the latest scientist ‎and scholars, ‎‎he wrote a special book about some knowledge of the great scholar, and he published it, it was the last ‎published ‎‎book of his during his life, it was titled (ponderings on the pages of the great humane scholar Mohammad ‎Amin Sheikho, God has sanctified his soul).‎

‎‎‎[34] Greater Syria included Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine.‎‏ ‏

‎‎‎[35] Aslan is a Turkish word that means ‘the lion’. The Turkish commanders gave Officer M. Amin this ‎nickname because of his boldness, bravery and intrepidity.‎

‎‎‎[36] The Grand Vizier is the title of the Sultan in the Ottoman Empire.‎

‎‎‎[37] Murid is a Sufi term meaning ‘committed one’.‎

‎‎‎[38]‎‏ ‏The Holy Qur’an, Fortress 83, Dealers in Fraud (al-Mutaffifin), Verse‎ 26.‎ ‎

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