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sahabi Zayd ibn Thabit

...le manuscript, a monumental effort in preserving the divine text.

tabi_tabii Muhammad ash-Shaybani

... Hanifah who codified the Hanafi madhab in six foundational texts.

classical Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ash-Shaybani

...nifah who codified Hanafi jurisprudence in six foundational texts known as Zahir ar-Riwayah. Also studied under Imam Malik i...

classical al-Marghinani

Author of al-Hidayah, the most studied Hanafi fiqh text in the world.

medieval Ibn Sina

...nun fi at-Tibb (Canon of Medicine) was the standard medical textbook in Europe and the Muslim world for centuries.

medieval Ahmad ibn Ataillah as-Sakandari

...spiritual aphorisms that became one of the most widely read texts in Islamic spirituality.

medieval Ibn Hisham an-Nahwi

...hni al-Labib, two of the most widely studied Arabic grammar texts. Ibn Khaldun considered him the greatest grammarian of Egy...

medieval Khalil ibn Ishaq

...dely studied epitome of Maliki fiqh. It became the standard text for Maliki scholarship in North and West Africa for centuri...

ottoman Zakariyya al-Ansari

...ith, fiqh, and Arabic grammar that became standard seminary texts.

ottoman al-Hajjawi

Author of Zad al-Mustaqni, the most studied Hanbali fiqh matn in the Arabian Peninsula.

ottoman Mar'i ibn Yusuf

...r of Dalil at-Talib and Ghayat al-Muntaha, key Hanbali fiqh texts that are still relied upon for the mu'tamad (authoritative...

ottoman Al-Haskafi

...l of Hanafi fiqh that became one of the most commented-upon texts in the school, most famously by Ibn Abidin in his Hashiyah...

modern Abdul-Hayy al-Laknawi

.... His critical editions and annotations of classical Hanafi texts and hadith works are widely relied upon by later scholars.

modern Muhammad Hamid al-Fiqqi

...to spreading the Athari creed and editing classical Islamic texts.

modern Ahmad ibn Yahya an-Najmi

...his teaching, fatwa work, and his commentary on Sunni creed texts.

classical al-Qushayri

...salah al-Qushayriyyah,' one of the most important classical texts on Sufism and spiritual ethics.

medieval as-Suhrawardi

...rdiyyah Sufi order and author of 'Awarif al-Ma'arif,' a key text on Sufi practice and ethics.

classical Abu Amr ad-Dani

...tations (qira'at) and author of 'at-Taysir,' a foundational text in the science of Quranic readings.

modern Nawawi al-Bantani

...ic scholar, based in Mecca, whose commentaries on classical texts are still widely used across the Malay world.

modern Muhammad Awwamah

...ina, renowned for his critical editions of classical hadith texts and expertise in manuscript studies.

medieval Ibn Ata'illah as-Sakandari

...uthor of 'al-Hikam' (Aphorisms), one of the most celebrated texts of Islamic spirituality.

classical Abu Bakr al-Ajurri

...qeedah and ethics, author of 'ash-Shari'ah,' a foundational text on Sunni creed.

medieval Ibn as-Salah ash-Shahrazuri

...or of the 'Muqaddimah' on hadith sciences, the foundational textbook that shaped all subsequent hadith methodology.

medieval as-Sanusi

..., author of 'Umm al-Barahin,' the most widely studied creed text in North and West Africa.

medieval ar-Rafi'i

...azwin whose 'al-Aziz' served as one of the two foundational texts that an-Nawawi later refined in his works.

modern Mustafa al-Bugha

...essor at Damascus University, known for his accessible fiqh textbooks and scholarly editions of classical hadith works.

medieval Ibn Jama'ah

...and author of 'Tadhkirat as-Sami wal-Mutakallim,' a classic text on the etiquette of learning and teaching.

modern Abd al-Qadir al-Arna'ut

...in, renowned for his critical editions of classical Islamic texts and hadith verification.

modern Abdul-Fattah Abu Ghuddah

...editor, known for his critical editions of classical hadith texts and his advocacy for traditional scholarship.

medieval Ibn al-Salah

...H, author of the Muqaddimah Ibn al-Salah — the foundational text that systematized all hadith sciences terminology and metho...

medieval al-Suyuti

...uran, al-Jami al-Saghir, and Tadrib al-Rawi remain standard textbooks in traditional Islamic education worldwide.

classical al-Muzani

...r of the Shafi'i school, author of the foundational Shafi'i text al-Mukhtasar.

ottoman Zayn al-Din al-Malibari

...lar, author of Fath al-Mu'in, the foundational Shafi'i fiqh text in South Asia and Southeast Asia.

classical Sahnun ibn Sa'id

...udent of Malik), compiler of al-Mudawwana, the foundational text of the Maliki school.

ottoman Khalil ibn Ishaq

...alil, the most authoritative and widely-studied Maliki fiqh text, a concise summary of the entire Maliki school.

modern Ahmad al-Sawi

...cholar, known for his glosses (hawashi) on the major Maliki texts including Sharh al-Sawi ala Kifayat al-Talib.

classical al-Tahawi

...of al-Aqidah al-Tahawiyya, the most widely accepted creedal text in Sunni Islam.

ottoman Ibn al-Najjar al-Futuhi

...anbali scholar, author of Muntaha al-Iradat, a foundational text of the later Hanbali school in the Hijaz.

medieval Abu al-Barakat al-Nasafi

...n scholar, author of Kanz al-Daqa'iq (a foundational Hanafi text) and Tafsir al-Nasafi (Madarik al-Tanzil).

ottoman al-Tufi

...oversial theory that maslaha (public interest) can override textual evidence, debated extensively by scholars.

classical Dawud ibn Ali al-Zahiri

..., which adheres strictly to the apparent (zahir) meaning of texts without qiyas.

medieval 'Ala al-Din al-Samarqandi

...i. Author of Tuhfat al-Fuqaha', a foundational Hanafi legal text.

ottoman Mulla Khusraw

...rar al-Hukkam and Mir'at al-Usul are standard Ottoman legal texts.

ottoman Nuruddin al-Raniri

...Sirat al-Mustaqim was the first comprehensive Islamic legal text written in Malay.

classical al-Qabisi

... His al-Risalah al-Mufassalah is the foundational classical text on Islamic education.

medieval al-Sanusi (theologian)

...ose Sanusiyya creed became the standard Ash'ari theological text in the Muslim world.

ottoman Dawud al-Fatani

...slamic scholar, prolific author of Malay-language religious texts.

classical al-Rabi' ibn Sulayman

... Imam al-Shafi'i's works. Without him, the Shafi'i school's texts would be largely lost.

medieval Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi

...olar of al-Andalus. His al-Muhalla is the encyclopedic fiqh text of the Zahiri school, and his al-Fisal is major comparative...

medieval al-Shatibi (usul al-fiqh)

...i scholar of Granada whose al-Muwafaqat is the foundational text on Maqasid al-Shariah (objectives of Islamic law).

classical Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Shaybani

...ifa and primary codifier of Hanafi fiqh in six foundational texts.

classical Sahnun

...n Maliki jurist who compiled al-Mudawwana, the foundational text of the Maliki school.

contemporary Mohammad Hashim Kamali

...lamic Studies Malaysia, and author of the standard academic text Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence.

contemporary Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi

... The Ideal Muslimah, widely used Islamic character-building texts.

contemporary Ahmad Farid

...wn for Purification of the Soul, a compilation of classical texts on tazkiyah from major Islamic scholars.