الاحتفال بالأطفال من فتاوى خاتمة الحفاظ الامام السيوطي - د ا رسة وتحقيق. (Arabic)

Imam al-Suyuti, who died (911 A.H), is considered one of the most prominent authors in Islamic sciences, who enriched the Islamic library with more than three hundred books in various sciences and fields. Among these books is the book “the Celebrating of Children,” in which he conveyed the differences of jurists on the issue of seduction of children in their graves, and whether Munkar or Nakir ask them. And he came out that they went to two opinions, some of them went to the affirm that they are not asked and were certain of that, and among them were Imam al-Nasafi and the others of AL-Hnaf, and another group went to the affirm that they are asking and asserted that, among them is Al-Bazzari. And some of the children of the polytheists stopped whether they would enter Paradise or not. What appears from the research is that children ask in their graves, and Allah knows best. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

يعد الامام السيوطي المتوفى ) 911 ه ( من ابرز المؤلفين في العلوم الاسلامية والذي اثرى المكتبة الاسلامية بمؤلفات فاقت الثلاثمائة كتاب بمختلف العلوم والميادين, ومن هذه الكتب كتاب ) الاحتفال بالأطفال ( والذي نقل فيه اختلاف الفقهاء في مسألة فتنة الاطفال في قبورهم وهل يسألهم منكر ونكير . وخرج بأنهم ذهبوا الى قولين, فمنهم من ذهب الى انهم لا يسألون وجزموا بذلك ومنهم الامام النسفي وغيره من الاحناف, وذهب فريق اخر الى انهم يسألون وجزموا بذلك منهم البزاري . وتوقف البعض في اطفال المشركين هل يدخلون الجنة ام لا . والذي يظهر من البحث ان الاطفال يسألون في قبورهم والله اعلم . [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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