Also written as: أبى جعفر احمد ابن يوسف، ابى جعفر احمد بن يوسف
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d. 779 AH / 1377–1378 CE No. 12 in the chain from the Prophet ﷺ الأندلس
Abu Ja'far Ahmad ibn Yusuf al-Ru'ayni of Granada was an Andalusian grammarian and poet. In 738 AH he travelled east with his companion Ibn Jabir the blind (the pair were called 'the blind and the seeing'), studied in Cairo and Damascus, and settled in Aleppo for about thirty years, where he died. His works include Tiraz al-Hulla, a commentary on Ibn Jabir's badi'iyya.
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no. 12 from the Prophet ﷺ · through ابى الحسن على بن عمرو الاندلسى · القراءات العشرة (1) · قراءة الإمام حمزة الكوفى بالسكت المطلق وما ترتب عليه (1) · on 2 certificates
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