, ,August 2026 ,Pages 199-214
After the expansion of Islam and its spread among various peoples, including the Kurdish people, efforts were made to ensure that the religion and its sciences were understood equally by all other peoples. These efforts bore fruit, and from an early age, a constellation of scholars specializing in various sciences and arts emerged. They were exemplary in their mastery and proficiency in Islamic and linguistic sciences, such as the scholars of Dinawar, like Abu Hanifa, and the scholars of Shahrazur, like Ibn al-Salah. This continued until recent times. Among those who attained international rank and distinction in our era is the eminent Professor Dr. Mustafa Ibrahim al-Zalmi, who provided invaluable and diverse services through teaching, writing, and guiding postgraduate students (Master's and PhD) through supervision, scholarly discussions, and other means. Upon reviewing the brochure for the conference of the College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Sulaimani, I felt compelled to highlight some of Dr. al-Zalmi's efforts, as I had been familiar with his personal life and scholarly endeavors for some time. I wanted the title of my humble research to encompass both the personal aim of honoring our professor's legacy and the aim of the conference, which was held in Baghdad. Therefore, I focused the title on his contributions. Only in Dar es Salaam