Mohammad Al-Hasan bin Al-Dido Al-Shanqiti
He was born in Boutilimit.
Also recorded as Mohammad Al-Hasan Al-Dido
Mohammad Al-Hasan bin Al-Dido Al-Shanqiti
- Born
- 1963 · Boutilimit.
- Nationality
- Mauritania
- Occupation
- theologian · islamic jurist · writer
- Fields
- Islamic jurist · Usūl al-Dīn
- Languages
- Arabic
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1963
Mohammad Al-Hasan bin Al-Dido Al-Shanqiti born at Boutilimit.
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The authorities additionally record the heading Mohammad Al-Hasan Al-Dido. His recorded language was Arabic. His recorded confession was Islam. Al-Shanqiti worked in Islamic jurist and Usūl al-Dīn. He belonged to International Union of Muslim Scholars. Recorded as theologian, islamic jurist and writer.
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