83 scholars had their main centre of learning here

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Where did those who came here come from?

  1. Bastam3
  2. Baghdad2
  3. Nishapur2
  4. Bukhara1
  5. Hamadan1
  6. Herat1
  7. Isfarayin1
  8. Maghrib1
  9. Transoxiana1
  10. Merv1
  11. Marw al-Rudh1
  12. Sarakhs1

Where did people go from here?

  1. Damascus5
  2. Baghdad4
  3. Fustat (Misr)4
  4. Hamadan1
  5. Herat1
  6. Nishapur1

Ebu Ali Hasen b. Ali el-Belhi el-Vahşi

الحسن بن عليّ بن محمد بن أحمد بن جعفر، أبو عليّ، الوخشيّ، البلخيّ، الحافظ، من أهل وخش من نواحي بلخ

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