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'{{Verification}} Sheikh Aquib Amin is one of the most prominent [[Sunni Muslim]] [[Islamic scholar]] of Jammu and Kashmir.<ref>official website of Kashmir University www.kashmiruniversity.net/Islamic Studies Scholars</ref> Along with other scholars he delivers public speeches for welfare of people in numerous places in [[Jammu and Kashmir]].<ref>Retrieved from list of religious speakers of Srinagar</ref> ==Biography== He was born in Downtown, [[Srinagar]] on 5 June 1991.<ref>date of birth certificate issued by Government of India </ref> His family later settled in [[Buchpora]]. He continued his early studies in Boys Higher Secondary School, [[Soura]] and later completed his graduation from [[Kashmir University]] in Bachelor of Commerce. After that he also completed his Masters in Islamic Studies and Arabic and recived knowledge from prestigious scholars of [[University of Kashmir]].<ref>www.kashmiruniversity.net/faculty of religious scholars in Islamic Studies department</ref> He also received his Islamic education from well known scholars from Islamic University of Medina, they include Sheikh Ramzan Buzlavi Al Madni and Mufti Yaqoob Baba Al Madni. He is a leading proponent of Salafi form of Islam but respects all the schools of thought. He is very much influenced by the works of Nasir din Albani, Muhammad bin salih Uthaymeen and Muhammad bin Abdul Wahab. ==Activities== He is the founder of Islamic educational centre '''Darul Aman''' (which literally means House of Peace) which provides free education of Quran and Sunnah to a common man and spreads love, brotherhood and communal harmony among the people. Its Headquarters are situated in Buchpora, Srinagar. <ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/Buchpora, section Education</ref> ==Works== The number of books and commentaries on existing books written by Sheikh Aquib exceeds twenty and the subject matter covered many topics such as [[Hadith]],[[Tafseer]], and Tawheed and good amount of books on Fiqh. Some of the books are as under : * Kitabut Tawheed * Usool Sitah * Salasatul Usool * Kashfu Subhaat * Mustalahul Hadees by ibn Uthaymeen(commentary) ==References== {{reflist}}'