Dr Abla Al-KahlawiThe Islamic preacher of a health problem, as close people emphasized the stability of her health. –
Dr. Abla Al-Kahlawi, born (December 15, 1948 -), is an Egyptian Islamic preacher, and a professor of jurisprudence at the Faculty of Islamic and Arabic Studies for girls at Al-Azhar University, and she is the daughter of the artist Muhammad Al-Kahlawi.
She joined the College of Islamic Studies at Al-Azhar University in implementation of her father’s wish, and specialized in Islamic law, where she obtained a master’s degree in 1974 in comparative jurisprudence, then a doctorate in 1978 in the same specialty, and moved to more than one position in the field of university teaching, including the College of Education for Girls in Riyadh and the College for Girls At Al-Azhar University in 1979, she headed the Sharia department in the College of Education in Makkah Al-Mukarramah.
Dr. Abla went to the Holy Kaaba to receive daily lessons after the Maghrib prayer for women. These lessons continued from 1987 to 1989 during which she used to receive Muslim women from all over the world, and after her return to Cairo she began giving daily lessons for women in her father’s mosque in Al-Basateen and focused on Her lectures highlight the civilized aspects of Islam, as well as explain religious texts and answer jurisprudential questions.
Dr. Abla Al-Kahlawy founded a charitable association in Mokattam to care for orphan children, cancer patients and elderly Alzheimer’s patients under the name of the Good Remains Association, in addition to the Good Remnants Complex in Mokattam.
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