595 – 690 AH / 1198/99 – 1291 CE الشام
Fakhr al-Din Abu al-Hasan Ibn al-Bukhari, a Hanbali hadith transmitter of al-Salihiyya, Damascus, who lived to 95 and was called 'musnid of the world' by al-Dhahabi for his high chains. Ibn al-Jawzi and others gave him licences, he narrated for some sixty years in Damascus, Egypt and Baghdad, Ibn al-Zahiri compiled his mashyakha, and he died in Damascus.
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