Shaykh Abul Hasan Hussain Ahmed is a resident of the UK who has studied the Islamic Sciences for more than 5 years principally under the late Muhaddith and Hanafi Faqīh, Shaykh Abdal Haleem (d. 2004). He studied Arabic with the Egyptian linguist, Dr Muhammad Fathy. He also received various forms of classical warrants of authorisation known as Ijāza from more than 40 learned scholars of various Muslim lands, some of whom include the late Shafi' Muhaddith, Shaykh Hussain Usayran (d. 2005) of Beirut and the latter's pupil, the Muhaddith, Dr Yusuf al-Mar'ashali. From Syria: The Hanafi faqih and aqīda specialist, Shaykh Wahbi ibn Sulayman Ghawīji al-Albānī, Shaykh Adīb Kallās (d.2009), Shaykh Abdar Razzaq al-Halabi, Dr Ibrahīm al-Salkīni (Mufti of Halab), Shaykh Ahmed al-Habbāl (d. 2009) and Shaykh Muhammad Darwish al-Khatīb. From Morocco: Shaykh Tihami ibn Muhammad al-Wazzāni (d. 2009, aged 138 Hijri years), the late female Muhadditha, Sharifa Nafīsa al-Kattāniyya (d. 2006), Shaykh Hasan al-Isma'ili (d. 1430 AH, aged 125), Shaykh Abdar Rahman al-Kattani and Dr Muhammad Hamza al-Kattāni. From the Hijaz: Shaykh Malik ibn Umar ibn Hamdan al-Mahrasi, Shaykh Muhammad Nādir al-Arkāni al-Makki (aged over 130), the late Burmese Musnid in Hadīth, Shaykh Sālih al-Arkāni. From Yemen: Shaykh Abdar Rahman al-Hibshi (b. 1314 AH and still alive in 1431 AH, aged over 116) and al-Qadi Mustafa Bunmi (b. 1338 AH). From Jordan: Shaykh Yusuf Utum (born in 1890/1307 AH, currently aged 120) and Sayyid Hasan ibn Ali. From Egypt: Shaykh Usama al-Taydi al-Hanafi and Sayyid Mas'ad al-Sa'dani. From Tunisia: Shaykh Kamal Ju'ayt (former grand Mufti of Tunisia) From India: Shaykh Nasir Ahmed (b. 1335 AH) and Sayyid Salmān al-Hussaini. From Bangladesh: the late Shaykh, Muhammad Asaddar Ali (d. 2005), Shaykh Abdus Subhan al-Sunamgonji and Shaykh Ahmed Shafi'i. The shortest chain he possesses back to al-Hafiz ibn Hajar al-Asqalani (d. 852 AH) is from a stupendously short 6 links (via Ijaza li ahl al-Asr) only, from the late Hanafi Shaykh, Kamil ibn Yasin al-Kalabadhi.
On the secular front he has qualified with a First Class Honours degree in Applied Chemistry with a subsequent Doctorate in the same field. He has also worked as a Researcher in the Chemical industry. In his spare time he compiles various Islamic articles for mainly internet distribution.
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