Re: Heroes from your own Land
Qazi Nurullah was a scholar of all fiqh of Islam. Being chief justice, he imparted decisions based on everyone’s own fiqh.
*Qazi Nurullah did not confine his knowledge to the Jafari fiqh but also studied other schools of jurisprudence, that is, Hanafi, Shafai, Maliki and Hanbali. Not only did Qazi Nurullah studied Hanafi fiqh but he also wrote a commentary on it, in Hashiya -i- sharh al-Waqaya fi Fiqh al Hanafia.
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Abdul Qadir Badauni, a scholar of that time, writes after his death:
"Although he is by religion a shia he is distinguished for his impartially, justice, virtue, modesty, piety, continence and such qualities as are possessed by noble men, and is well known for his learning, clemency, quickness, understanding, singleness of heart, clearness of perception, and acumen. He is the author of several works, and he has written a monograph on the “undotted commentary” of Faizi which is beyond all praise. He also possesses the poetic faculty and writes impressive poetry’'.