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English: The great Islamic scholar and guardian of the Anatolian Seljuk Sultanate, the teacher, Sheikh, and glorifier of faith. Son of Isaac, his eminence Sadr al-Din Muhammad al-Qunawi. Born in Malatya, in 605 AH / 1208 CE. Died in 1208 Konya, 16 Muharram 673 / 22 July 1274. |
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Turkish:
Büyük Islam Alim ve Velilerinden Anadolu Selçuklu Sultanlarinin, Hocasi Seyh Mecdüddin İshak in oclu Sadrüd-dîn Muhammed el-Konevî (K.S) Hazretleri. Dogumu: Malatya H. 605. M. 1208 Vefati: Konya. 16 Muharrem 673 AH - M.22 Temmuz 1274.
Translation:
The great Islamic scholar and guardian of the Anatolian Seljuk Sultanate, the teacher, Sheikh, and glorifier of faith. Son of Isaac, his eminence Sadr al-Din Muhammad al-Qunawi. Born in Malatya, in 605 AH / 1208 CE. Died in 1208 Konya, 16 Muharram 673 / 22 July 1274.
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