Imam Ibn Al-Jaywi
Imam Ibn al-Jawzi (1116–1201 CE) was a renowned Hanbali scholar, preacher, and writer from Baghdad. Known for his deep knowledge and eloquent sermons, he authored numerous works on theology, spirituality, and social reform. His notable books include Talbis Iblis (The Devil’s Deception), which warns against subtle forms of misguidance, and Sifat al-Safwah (Characteristics of the Pure), a collection of inspiring biographies. Ibn al-Jawzi’s teachings emphasized moral integrity, repentance, and spiritual awareness, making him a key figure in Islamic thought whose writings continue to guide Muslims toward piety and ethical living.
