1,667 scholars had their main centre of learning here

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School of law Mālikī 150 · Shāfiʿī 120 · Ḥanafī 21 · Ḥanbalī 6 · Ẓāhirī 5 · Ismāʿīlī 2 · Jaʿfarī 1

Where did those who came here come from?

  1. Baghdad198
  2. Córdoba142
  3. al-Andalus134
  4. Damascus76
  5. Nishapur33
  6. Toledo33
  7. Basra30
  8. Kairouan27
  9. Maghrib26
  10. Sicily24
  11. Seville22
  12. Rayy19

Where did people go from here?

  1. Damascus97
  2. Baghdad93
  3. Mecca82
  4. Medina26
  5. Jerusalem20
  6. Basra19
  7. al-Andalus15
  8. Nishapur12
  9. Yemen12
  10. Kufa7
  11. Ramla7
  12. Aleppo6

Ebu Bekir Esbağ b. Harun es-Sekafi

أصبغ بن هارون بن أصبغ بن إدريس بن داود الثقفي المقرئ البزاز أبو بكر

d. 335/947 generation 34
Qurʾān reciter (muqriʾ)
01
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Ebu Raca Muhammed b. Ahmed el-Esvani

محمد بن أحمد بن الربيع بن سليمان بن أبي مريم، أبو رجاء، الأسوانيّ، الفقيه، الشاعر

d. 335/947 generation 34
Jurist · Shāfiʿī
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