Sharh al-Wazifa al-Zarruqiyya
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About The Book
Sharh al-Wazifa al-Zarruqiyya is Shaykh Ahmad al-Sajai's commentary on al-Wazifa al-Zarruqiyya — the daily devotional litany composed by Shaykh Ahmad Zarruq al-Fasi (d. 899 AH), the great Maghribi Shadhili master and reformer. The Wazifa itself integrates Quranic recitation, ayat al-kursi, the closing two verses of al-Baqara, the muawwidhat, salawat, istighfar, and tahlil into a single morning-and-evening practice. The commentary works through each segment, explaining its scriptural source, the fadl ascribed to it in the hadith, and the inner disciplines that should accompany the recitation.
Widely used in Egyptian Shadhili circles as a teaching companion alongside the practice of the wazifa itself.
About The Author
Shaykh Ahmad b. Ahmad al-Sajai (d. 1197 AH / 1783 CE) was an Egyptian Shafii grammarian and scholar of al-Azhar, prolific author of commentaries on classical Arabic linguistic and devotional matns. Beyond this work, his celebrated Hashiya on Sharh Ibn Aqil ala al-Alfiyya remains a standard reference in advanced Arabic grammar.
عن الكتاب
"شرح الوظيفة الزرّوقيّة" شرحُ الشيخ أحمد السجاعي على وَظيفة الشيخ أحمد زرّوق الفاسي (ت ٨٩٩ هـ) إمام الشاذلية المغاربة. تَجْمَع الوظيفةُ بين تلاوة القرآن، وآية الكرسي، وخاتمة البقرة، والمعوّذات، والصلوات، والاستغفار، والتهليل في ورد صباحي مَسائي. يَسْتَعْرض الشرحُ كلَّ فقرةٍ منها بِبَيان أصلها النصّي، والفضل الوارد فيها، وآدابِها الباطنة.
عن المؤلف
الشيخ أحمد بن أحمد السجاعي (ت ١١٩٧ هـ) فقيه شافعي ونحوي أزهري مصري، صاحبُ الشروح على المتون العربية والدعويّة الكلاسيكية. له "حاشيته على شرح ابن عقيل على الألفية" من المراجع المعتمدة في النحو المتقدّم.
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About the author
Ahmad al-Sajai: Shaykh Ahmad ibn Ahmad al-Sajai al-Azhari rahimahullah (d. 1197 AH / 1783 CE) was an Egyptian Shafii scholar of al-Azhar who distinguished himself in Arabic grammar and the commentary tradition on classical matn literature. He composed numerous commentaries spanning Arabic linguistic texts and devotional works, leaving a body of work characteristic of the late Azhari scholarly tradition. His most celebrated grammatical contribution is his Hashiya on Sharh Ibn Aqil ala Alfiyyat Ibn Malik, which stands as a standard reference for students of advanced Arabic morphosyntax. On the devotional side, he wrote a commentary on al-Wazifa al-Zarruqiyya, the morning and evening litany composed by Imam Ahmad Zarruq al-Fasi (d. 899 AH), the foremost authority of the Shadhili tradition in the Maghrib. The commentary proceeds section by section - through Quranic passages, the Throne Verse, the Closing of al-Baqara, the two refuge suras, prayers on the Prophet ﷺ, and formulae of remembrance - explaining the textual provenance of each element, the transmitted merits, and the inner courtesies befitting the reciter.
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