538 – 590 AH / 1143/44 – 1194 CE No. 11 in the chain from the Prophet ﷺ الأندلس
Abu Muhammad (also Abu al-Qasim) al-Qasim ibn Firruh al-Ru'ayni al-Shatibi was a master of the Qur'an readings and author of the poem 'Hirz al-Amani', known as the Shatibiyya. Born in Xativa in eastern al-Andalus in 538 AH, he read with Ibn Hudhayl in Valencia, then moved to Egypt and settled in Cairo. His students included Alam al-Din al-Sakhawi and his son-in-law al-Kamal Ali ibn Shuja' al-Darir. He also wrote 'Aqilat Atrab al-Qasa'id' on orthography and 'Nazimat al-Zuhr' on verse counting, and died in Cairo in 590 AH, buried in al-Qarafa.
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no. 11 from the Prophet ﷺ · through أبي الحسن علي بن هزيل · حمزة الزيات براوييه خلف وخلاد · on one certificate
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