Abdullah bin Faroukh Al-Farsi (d. 176 AH / 792 AD), the jurist and hadith of the people of Morocco - a historical study

Abstract

The jurists of Ifriqiya were one of the pillars on which Maliki jurisprudence was based. If we limit ourselves to the jurists whose works remain recorded in their books and which had the power to make them among the references through which scholars document what they confirm in their writings and practice in his manner, then we And Sheikh Muhammad bin Abi Zaid, whose book Al-Nawadir wal-Ziyadat is the blog of jurisprudential wealth after its development, and Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Muhammad Al-Rab’i, known as Al-Lakhmi, in Al-Basirah, which presents a picture of the comprehensiveness of Sharia law, and Abu Abdullah Muhammad Al-Mazari, in his explanation of indoctrination, in which he followed a new method that relied on linking the branches to the principles and comparing the Maliki school of thought. And other doctrines, and Abu Abdullah Muhammad bin Arafa Al-Wargami, who worked to extrapolate the statements of the doctrine and collected them in his summary, and Sheikh Muhammad Al-Tahir bin Ashour, who called Abu Saeed Abdul Salam Sahnoun, the leader of the Maliki school of thought, according to what he wrote in the blog