Qadi al-Jama'a Ibn Harith (Ahmad ibn 'Abd al-Rahman)

قاضي الجماعة ابن حريث

Ahmad ibn 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad ibn Sa'd ibn Harith, Abu al-'Abbas al-Lakhmi al-Jayyani al-Qurtubi, Qadi al-Jama'a of Cordoba: a skilled reciter, a critic of recitation, a transmitter of many hadiths, versed in the points of law and its roots, and skilled in many of the ancient sciences, with a keen and quick mind. His works include al-Mashriq fi Islah al-Mantiq and Tanzih al-Quran 'an ma la yaliq bi-al-bayan. The heading prints the dates reversed; this entry reads them as 513 to 592 AH. 1 2

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Ahmad ibn 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad ibn Sa'd ibn Harith, Abu al-'Abbas al-Lakhmi al-Jayyani al-Qurtubi, Qadi al-Jama'a of Cordoba. 1

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He was a skilled reciter, a critic of recitation, a transmitter of many hadiths, versed in the points of law and its roots, and skilled in many of the ancient sciences, with a keen mind. His works include al-Mashriq fi Islah al-Mantiq and Tanzih al-Quran 'an ma la yaliq bi-al-bayan. 2

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  1. al-Mawsu'a al-Fiqhiyya al-Kuwaitiyya, Noor-Book copy (file named v3) , p.10360
  2. al-Mawsu'a al-Fiqhiyya al-Kuwaitiyya, Noor-Book copy (file named v3) , p.10361
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