Hasan Hüsnü Erdem

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Hasan Hüsnü Erdem (8 July 1889 – 22 August 1974) was a Turkish scholar, teacher, and Mufti who served as the sixth president of the Turkish Directorate of Religious Affairs from 1961 to 1964.^[1]

Biography

In his early life, Erdem learned Arabic from his father, before completing an education in Fiqh.^[2][3] He received a PhD on this topic in 1916 and subsequently taught at many schools and became an Islamic scholar.^[2][3] He retired in 1964.^[2][3]

Works

He also contributed to more than two hundred biographies in Turkish Encyclopedia of Islam.^[1] His writings include:

• Ebedî Risâlet - a translation of
  Abdul Rahman Azzam
  's Eternal Message
• Riyâzü’s-sâlihîn ve Tercemesi - on Al-Nawawi's The Meadows of the Righteous
• İlâhî Hadisler - on translation of hadiths
• Berat Gecesi Hakkında Bir Tedkik

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