Muhammad bin Afifi al-Bagouri, better known as Sheikh Muhammad al-Khudari Bey (1872 AD - 1927 AD), is a researcher, preacher, fundamentalist jurist, Egyptian historian, and one of the scholars of Sharia, literature and the history of Islam. His life and education: He was born in Cairo in 1872, and he is the brother of Abdullah Al-Bagouri. He graduated from the Faculty of Dar Al Uloom from Cairo University and was appointed as a Sharia judge in Khartoum, then a Sharia teacher at the School of Sharia Judiciary in Cairo for 12 years, then a professor of Islamic history at the Egyptian University, then an agent of the School of Sharia Judiciary, then an inspector in the Egyptian Ministry of Education. His habit was to read books of literature, history, hadith and jurisprudence, and he was most fond of the book of songs by Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani and books on histories and principles of jurisprudence. Scholars mastered in the sciences of the Qur'an, Sunnah and jurisprudence.