1,390 scholars had their main centre of learning here

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School of law Shāfiʿī 96 · Mālikī 95 · Ḥanafī 18 · Ḥanbalī 5 · Ẓāhirī 5 · Ismāʿīlī 2 · Jaʿfarī 1

Where did those who came here come from?

  1. Baghdad187
  2. Córdoba142
  3. al-Andalus125
  4. Damascus74
  5. Nishapur33
  6. Toledo33
  7. Basra29
  8. Kairouan26
  9. Seville22
  10. Maghrib19
  11. Rayy16
  12. Zaragoza16

Where did people go from here?

  1. Damascus82
  2. Baghdad77
  3. Mecca61
  4. Alexandria28
  5. Basra16
  6. Medina15
  7. Jerusalem13
  8. al-Andalus12
  9. Nishapur12
  10. Ramla7
  11. Tinnis7
  12. Aleppo6

Ebu İshak el-Habbal

أبو إسحاق إبراهيم بن سعيد بن عبد الله النعماني مولاهم المصري

d. 482/1089 generation 49
Ḥāfiẓ
3728
MT

Ebü'l-Hasen el-Hilei

الخِلَعي القاضي أبو الحسن علي بن الحسين الموصلي

d. 492/1099 generation 50
Jurist · Shāfiʿī
1217
MT

Ebu İsmail Musa b. Hüseyin el-Muaddel

موسى بن الحسين بن إسماعيل بن موسى الشريف، أبو إسماعيل الحسيني المصري المعروف بالمعدل

d. 500/1107 generation 50
Qurʾān reciter (muqriʾ)
M

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