Cairo
Akmal al-Din al-Babarti came to Cairo from Anatolia and became the leading Hanafi scholar of his time, heading the khanqah of the amir Shaykhu and writing…
Akmal al-Din al-Babarti came to Cairo from Anatolia and became the leading Hanafi scholar of his time, heading the khanqah of the amir Shaykhu and writing al-Inaya, a commentary on al-Hidaya. He passed away in 786 AH. He is buried at the Shaykhu complex on Saliba Street, where he taught.