Mehmed Handžić

Mehmed Handžić (16 December 1906 – 26 July 1944) was one of the authors of Resolution of Sarajevo Muslims' and chairman of the Committee of National Salvation. He was a leader of Bosnian revivalists who graduated at Al-Azhar University in 1931 and became professor at Gazi Husrev-beg madrasa in Sarajevo and from 1939 professor of Higher Islamic Shari'a — Theological School.[1]

Mehmed Handžić
Mehmed Handžić
Born(1906-12-16)16 December 1906
Sarajevo, Condominium of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Austria-Hungary
Died26 July 1944(1944-07-26) (aged 37)
Sarajevo, Independent State of Croatia
Occupationprofessor of Higher Islamic Shari'a — Theological School
Known forone of the authors of Resolution of Sarajevo Muslims'

Works

Articles
  • Osnivač Kaira i El-Azhara, Novi behar, 1927–28
  • Hadis i njegova važnost, Narodna uzdanica, 1934
  • Es-Sunne, Hikmet
  • Jedan hadisi šerif, El-Hidaje
  • Jedan prilog povijesti prvih dana širenja islama u Bosni i Hercegovini
  • Glavni uzrok prijelaza Bogumila na Islam
  • Hayat al-anbiya' (in Arabic)
  • Al-kalim al-tayyib (in Arabic)
  • Rad bosanskohercegovackih Muslimana na knjizevnom polju, Glasnik, 1933
  • Ibrahim Zikri
  • Nihadi
  • Vahdeti
  • Kadi Ahmed Čelebi
  • Subhai-sibjan
  • Bejazici
  • Dva vazna izvora za historiju Bosne i Hercegovine za vrijeme osmalijnskog gospodstva
  • Ibrahim ef. Pecevija
  • Ilhamija Zepcak, muslimanski pjesnik iz Bosne
  • Džumhur Osman i njegov arapsko-turski rječnik Dženahus-sibjan
  • Husejn Lemekanii

Books
  • Uvod u tefsirsku i hadisku nauku (in Bosnian), Sarajevo
  • Ilmulkelam (coedit) (in Bosnian), 2, Sarajevo: Vakufska direkcija, 1936
  • Muhammed alejhisselam, Amman: Taiba International, 1995 [1937]
  • Vazovi, Sarajevo: El-Hidaje
  • Islamizacija Bosne i Hercegovine i porijeklo bosanskohercegovackih Muslimana
  • Al Jewhar al asna fi tarajim 'ulama' wa shu'ra' al-Bosna, Cairo, 1930

Translations
  • Hasan Kafi Pruščak, Rewda al-jannat fi usul al itiqadat
  • Hasan Kafi Pruščak, Nizam al 'ulema' 'ila hatam al-enbija'
  • Ali-dede Mostarac, Muhadara al-awa'il wa musamera al-awahir
  • Sabit Užičanin, Miradzijja
  • Ibnu Sina, Rasprava o smrti i strahu od nje

References
  1. Xavier Bougarel (2008), "Farewell to the Ottoman Legacy? Islamic Reformism and Revivalism in Inter-war Bosnia-Herzegovina", in Clayer, Nathalie; Germain, Eric (eds.), Islam in inter-war Europe, New York: Columbia University Press, p. 323, ISBN 978-0-231-70100-6, OCLC 226360267, Their leading figure was Mehmed Handzic (1906—44), a young 'alim (scholar) who, after studying at the Islamic University of al-Azhar in Cairo (1926-31), became a professor at the Gazi Husrev-beg madrasa in Sarajevo...
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