It sheds light on the lives of a group of scholars who held the position of the Egyptian Fatwa House, and carried the burden of issuing fatwas on their shoulders.
The Egyptian Fatwa House was established on November 12, 1895 AD, by order issued by the Khedive of Egypt, Abbas Hilmi II, and 20 muftis have held the position of Mufti to date.
The House is considered one of the forefront of Islamic institutions that speak the language of the true Islamic religion, supports jurisprudential research among those working in it in all countries of the Islamic world, and calls for moderation in the countries of the world away from fanaticism and extremism, as it fulfills its historical and civilizational role by linking contemporary Muslims to the origins of their religion, clarifying the features of Islam, and removing any confusion regarding the conditions of their religion and world, revealing the rulings of Islam in everything that is new to contemporary life.