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Also written as: يوسف الدجوي
The register links these spellings as one person.
1287 – 1365 AH / 1870/71 – 1945/46 CE مصر
Shaykh Yusuf ibn Ahmad ibn Nasr al-Dijwi was an Azhari scholar from the village of Dijwa in Qalyubiyya, Egypt, who lost his sight as a child. He earned al-Azhar's Alimiyya degree in 1313 AH, taught there, and became a member of the Council of Senior Scholars. His works include Rasa'il al-Salam and a collection of articles and fatwas. He died in 1365 AH (1946).
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