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    Sheikh Ibrahim bin Issa Hamdi Abu Al-Yaqdan was an Algerian scholar and patriot born in 1888 in Iqranrn Palace, Algeria. He studied under prominent scholars in Algeria and Tunisia, establishing himself as a leading figure. He is considered the first Algerian to establish a modern national printing press called the Arab Press, which published nationalist literature and newspapers. Abu Al-Yaqdan also co-founded the Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars and issued eight nationalist Islamic newspapers between 1926-1938 until they were suppressed by French colonialism. He devoted himself to writing after being prevented from journalistic activities, producing around fifty works before passing away in 1973.

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    Sheikh Ibrahim bin Issa Hamdi Abu Al-Yaqdan was an Algerian scholar and patriot born in 1888 in Iqranrn Palace, Algeria. He studied under prominent scholars in Algeria and Tunisia, establishing himself as a leading figure. He is considered the first Algerian to establish a modern national printing press called the Arab Press, which published nationalist literature and newspapers. Abu Al-Yaqdan also co-founded the Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars and issued eight nationalist Islamic newspapers between 1926-1938 until they were suppressed by French colonialism. He devoted himself to writing after being prevented from journalistic activities, producing around fifty works before passing away in 1973.

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    Sheikh Ibrahim bin Issa Hamdi Abu Al-Yaqdan was an Algerian scholar and patriot born in 1888 in Iqranrn Palace, Algeria. He studied under prominent scholars in Algeria and Tunisia, establishing himself as a leading figure. He is considered the first Algerian to establish a modern national printing press called the Arab Press, which published nationalist literature and newspapers. Abu Al-Yaqdan also co-founded the Association of Algerian Muslim Scholars and issued eight nationalist Islamic newspapers between 1926-1938 until they were suppressed by French colonialism. He devoted himself to writing after being prevented from journalistic activities, producing around fifty works before passing away in 1973.

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    Abu Al-Yaqdan

    He is Sheikh Ibrahim bin Issa Hamdi Abu Al-Yaqdan. He was


    born in
    Iqranrn Palace (Al-Qararah) on 29 Safar 1306 AH / 5 November
    1888 AD.
    He began his scientific career with the book in his hometown of
    Qarara, where he memorized the Qur’an and memorized it with
    Hajj Ibrahim bin Kasi, then studied at the institutes of Sheikh
    Hajj Omar bin Yahya and Sheikh Hajj Ibrahim Al-Abriki.
    Returns to the councils of science and scholars, where he moved
    to the Qutb Institute of Imams Sheikh Mhamed bin Youssef
    Atfayesh at Yazan in Mzab in the year 1325 AH / 1907 AD, and
    he was one of his most prominent students.
    And when he was filled with knowledge and knowledge, he
    yearned for the knowledge of the transfer, so he went to the part
    of Tunisia, where the Al-Zaytouna Mosque was, in the year 1330
    AH / 1912 AD and headed the first Algerian Mozabite scientific
    mission in Tunisia, then returned to Algeria at the beginning of
    the First World War, and then headed the mission again from the
    year 1917 AD until 1925 AD.
    He is considered the first Algerian patriot to establish a modern
    national printing press in Algeria, called the Arab Press. Most of
    the national Arab literature, reformist newspapers and
    revolutionary publications were printed in it. Besides that, it was
    a cultural club and a national forum for men of thought and
    media in Algeria. The Arab Press, and in addition to this, he was
    1
    one of the founding administrative leaders of the Association of
    Algerian Muslim Scholars. He was repeatedly elected to manage
    this association, as he was appointed on behalf of the Secretariat
    of Money. He was also a prominent fighter in the Tunisian Free
    Constitutional Party, and his personal friendship with the leader
    of Abdelaziz al-Thaalbi was linked.
    Sheikh Abu Al-Yaqdan is considered the pioneer of the Algerian
    mujahideen press, as he issued eight national Islamic newspapers
    in the Arabic language between 1345-1357 AH / 1926-1938 AD.
    The French colonialism overthrew them one after the other,
    which are respectively: M’zab Valley – M’zab – Maghreb – Al-
    Nour – Al-Bustan – Al-Nibras - The nation - Al-Furqan.
    When colonialism prevented his journalistic activity, he devoted
    himself to writing and social, cultural and religious activities,
    which resulted in nearly fifty authors, between printed and
    manuscripts.
    He was paralyzed in the year 1376 AH / 1957 AD, but his work
    did not paralyze and his cultural, social and educational activities
    always continued until he passed away in Qararah on Friday 29
    Safar 1393 AH / 30 March 1973 AD, may God have mercy on
    him.

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