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Sahaba
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| Dirar b.
al-Azwar al-Asadi (sahabi d.~11 H) |
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| Khalid b.
Sa`id (sahabi d.
14 H) |
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| Salama b. Hisham
(sahabi d.
14 H) |
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| Sa`d b.
`Ibadah (sahabi d. 14 H) |
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| 3 sahaba martyred at the
conquest of Damascus (14 H): Harmala b. Wa'il Jâbir b.Mas`ud Musâ`id (unnamed helper) |
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| Shurahbil b. Hasanah
(sahabi d. 18 H) |
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| al-`Abbas b.
Mardas Ibi `Amir al-Salmi son of Khansa' the poetress (sahabi d. 18 H.) |
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| Yazid b.
Abi Sufyan (sahabi d. 18 or 19 H) |
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| Bilal al-Habashî (sahabi d. ≤ 20 H) | |
| Hafaf b. Nadba, cousin of Khansa' (sahabi d. 20 H) | |
| Aws b. Aws al-Thaqafi (sahabi d. ~20 H.) | |
| Abu Darda' (d. 32 H) | |
| Khawla
bint al-Azwar (sahabiyyah d. 35 H) [tabi`i acc. to gfh] |
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| Sahl b. al-Hanzhaliah (sahabi d. ~30 H) | |
| Dihya al-Kalbi (sahabi d. 45 H) | |
| Fadâlatu b. `Ubayd (sahabi d. 53 H) | |
| Mu`ayiah b. Abi Sufyan (sahabi d. 61 H) | |
| `Awf b. Malik al-Ashjari (sahabi d. 73 H) | |
| Wâthilah b. al-Asqa` (sahabi d. 83 H.) | |
| Sham`ûn b.
Khanâfah (sahabi, d. ?) |
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| Rauq b. Dathar (sahabi, d. ?) | |
| Umm Maktum (sahabiya d. H.) |
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| Sahaba who visited Damascus Abu Dharr al-Ghafari (d. H.) Abu `Ubayda (d. H) |
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| Sahaba -
undated Jabal b. Mu`adh Ibân b. Ibân Hujr b. `Adî Abu Barz al-Azlami |
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| 3 unnamed martyrs in Salihiyyah |
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| Sahaba -
(place of burial disputed): `AbdAllah ibn Mas`ud `Abd al-Rahman b. Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Abu b. Ka`b Kanâz al-Ghanawi `Amir b. Malik, brother of Sa`d b. Abi Waqqas |
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| Wives of the Prophet (s) Hafsa Umm Habiba Umm Salamah |
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| Fidda (servant of Fatima Zahra) | |
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| Abu Idris
al-Khawlani (tabi`i d. 80 H) |
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| Abu Muslim al-Khawlani
(tabi`i d. H) |
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| `Abd al-Malik b. Marwan (d.
87 H) |
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| al-Walid b. `Abd al-Malik (d. 96 H) | |
| Abu Sulayman al-Darani (d
H) buried in Darayya [gfh] |
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| `Abd Allah b. Ja`far b. Abi Talib (d. H.) | |
| Makhul (~ 100) |
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| Mu`awiah b. Yazid b. Mu`awiah
(d. H) |
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| AbdAllah b.
Ja`far
al-Sadiq (d. ~200) |
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| Muhammad b. `AbdAllah (descentdant of Ja`far al-Sadiq d. ~300) | |
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| Abul Dahdâh al-Salihi (d. 328) | |
| Abul-Husayn
al-Khiraqi
(d.
334 H.) |
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| Sheikh Nasr al-Maqdisi (d. 490 H.) | |
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| ^ | |
| Sheikh
Rislan
al-Dimashqi (d. ~540 H.) |
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| al-Hasan b. Masmâr al-Hilali (d. 546) | |
| Abul-Bayan
(d. 551 H.) |
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| Ahamd b. Quddama
(d. 558 H) |
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| Ibn `Asakir (d. 571 H) | |
| Abu al-Ma`ali al-Nisaburi (d.
578) |
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| Nur al-Din b. Zanki (d. 579) | |
| Abu `Umar b. Ahmad b.
Qudama (d. H.) |
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| Al Fakhr b. `Asakir (d. 620) [ZaSH p. 35] | |
| Ibn Quddamah Al-Maqdisi (d. 620) | |
| Muhyi al-Din ibn al-`Arabi (d. 638 H.) | |
| Taqi al-Din b. al-Salah (d. 643) [ZaSH p. 37] |
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| Diya' al-Din
al-Maqdisi (d. 643 H.) |
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| Ibn Qadi al-`Askar al-Hanafi (d. 651) | |
| Sibt ibn al-Jawzi
(d. 654 H.) |
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| `Abd al- Rahman b. Nuh (d. 654) [ZaSH p. 36] |
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| Yusuf al-Qamini (d. 657 H.) | |
| Abu Shama (d. 665) | |
| Ibn Malik sahib
al-alfiyyah (d. 672) |
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| Imam al-Nawawi (d. 676 H.) | |
| Shams al-Din b 'Umar b. Qudama (d. 682) | |
| Ibn Malik
the yonger (d. 686) |
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| Taj
al-Din al-Fazari "al-Farkah" (d.
690) |
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| Ibrahim ibn al-Muhaddith (d. 695) | |
| Abu Bakr al-`Arudiki (born 584 - d. H.) | |
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| ^ | |
| Sadr
al-Din Suleyman ibn
Hilal
(d. 725) |
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| Taymiyyah (d. 728) | |
| Ibrahim b. Suleyman al-Qunuwi (d. 732) | |
| Ahmad al-Tabrizi al-Hanafi
(d. 735) |
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| Ibrahim b. Sultan al-Hanafi (d. 738) | |
| Shams
al-Din al-Dhahabi
(d.
748) |
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| Ibn Qayyim
al-Jawziyya (d.
751 H.) |
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| The Subki family: Taqi al-Din al-Subki (756 H.) Taj al-Din al-Subki (d. 771 H.) |
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| Ibn Kathir (d. 774) | |
| Muhammad b. al-Harr
al-Hanafi (d. 789) |
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| Ibn Rajab
al-Hanbali (d.
795 H.) |
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| `Abd al-Rahman al-`Ayni (d. 893) | |
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| Abu
Ishaq Ibrahim al-Naji
(d. 900) |
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| Ahmad b. Badr al-Din al-Hanafi
(d. 934) |
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| Ibn
Sultan al-Hanafi (d. 950) |
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| Sharaf Al-Din Al-Hijawi (d 978
AH) Imam Sharaf Al-Din Abi Al-Munja Musa bin Ahmad bin Musa bin Salim bin `Isa bin Salim Al-Hijawi, originally from Quds and then settled in Salihyah Damascus. [musa] |
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| `Abd al-Ghani
al-Nabulsi
(d. ~1150 H. / 1731 CE) |
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| Sheikh Muhammad Amin `Abidin,
known as Ibn `Abidin, author of al-Hashia (d. 1252 H.) |
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| Sheikh
Muhammad al-Mahdi al-Saklawi (d. 1278 H.) |
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| Sheikh `Ala
al-Din `Abidin (d. 1306) |
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| Al Amir `Abd al-Qadir al-Jaza'iri (d. 1300) | |
| Sheikh
Muhammad al-Tayyib (d. 1313) |
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| Sheikh Muhammad
al-Mubarak
(d. 1330) |
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| Sheikh Muhammad ibn Yallis (d.
1346) |
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| Sheikh
Badr al-Din al-Hasani (d. 1354) |
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| Sheikh Muhammad al-Hashimi (d. 1381) | |
| Sheikh Abul Yusr `Abidin (d. 1401) | |
| The
Kettani family: Sheikh Muhammad b. Ja`far (d. 1345 in Fas) Sheikh Muhammad al-Makki (d. 1393) |
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| The Ya`qubi family Overview: Shaykh Muhammad al-Siddiq (d. 1307) Sheikh Muhammad al-Sharif (d. 1362) Sheikh Isma`il (d.1380) Shaykh Muhammad 'Arabi (d. 1384) Sheikh Ibrahim al-Ya´qubi (d.1406) Sheikh Muhammad al-Ya`qubi (born 1382) |
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Latest update: 2007-03-11
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