Said ibn Salim al-Qaddah, Abu Uthman

سعيد بن سالم القداح، أبو عثمان

Said ibn Salim al-Qaddah, Abu Uthman, from Khurasan or, it is said, Kufa, who settled in Mecca. He transmitted from al-Thawri and Ibn Jurayj, and Ali ibn Harb, Ibn Uyayna and al-Shafi'i transmitted from him. Ibn Adi called him good in hadith, truthful and acceptable, and it is said he held the Murji'a view. He gave fatwas in Mecca and followed the view of the Iraqi jurists. He died before 200 AH. ¹

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Roles: Scholar
Counted among: Sunni
Era: The Early Abbasid Caliphate
Region: Arabia
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Said ibn Salim al-Qaddah, Abu Uthman, who settled in Mecca and gave fatwas there, transmitting from al-Thawri and Ibn Jurayj. ¹

Works

Ibn Adi called him truthful and acceptable; it is said he held the Murji'a view; he died before 200 AH. ¹

Sources

al-Mawsu'a al-Fiqhiyya al-Kuwaitiyya, Noor-Book copy (file named v3) , p.2062

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