 Complete the following phrase:  Al-Jabartis father was a Hanafi religious scholar and served as the director of the al-Jabarti residence hall for students at al-Azhar University, a title al-Jabarti inherited following his fathers death in 1744. As a result, al-Jabarti was trained as a Sheikh at the Al-Azhar University in Cairo. Through his family ties, al-Jabarti gained access to prominent scholars al-Muradi and al-Murtada, both of whom influenced his decision to write about Egyptian history. He began keeping a monthly chronicle of local events, from which he compiled his three most famous works. The last and lengthiest of these documents, in Arabic Ajaib al-athar fi al-tarajim wal-akhbar عجائب الاثار في التراجم والاخبار, which is generally known in English simply as Al-Jabartis History of Egypt, sometimes as The Marvelous Compositions of Biographies and Events, and, became a world-famous historical text by virtue of its eyewitness accounts of Napoleons 