Also written as: محمد سابق البصير بقلبه بالإسكندرية
The register links these spellings as one person.
d. 1312 AH / 1894–1895 CE مصر
Shaykh Muhammad ibn Sabiq of Alexandria, called 'al-Basir bi-Qalbihi' (sighted in his heart), was the leading authority for Qur'anic readings in Alexandria in the 13th century AH. He read the readings with Shaykh Khalil Amir al-Matubasi. His students included Hasan Bayyumi al-Karrak and Ahmad Hamid al-Tiji, later chief reciter of Mecca. He died in Alexandria in 1312 AH.
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