Muhammad ibn Mahmud al-Ruwaydushti, Mahmud ibn Muhammad al-Labbad, Muʿāwiyah ibn Mahmud al-Khabbaz, and a number of others.

By formal authorization (ijāzah) there also narrated from him Ibn al-Latti, ʿAlam al-Din ʿAli ibn al-Sabuni, Karima al-Qurashiyya, and her sister Safiyya.

He died in Isfahan, in the month of Safar, 565 AH. With his passing the hadith of Luwayn, transmitted with an elevated chain, came to an end. Ibn Ghanim—mentioned above—stated that he died on the seventh of Rabiʿ al-Awwal.

In that same year the following also passed away: the hadith scholar Abu al-Fadl Ahmad ibn Salih ibn Shafiʿ al-Jili (1); Abu Bakr Ahmad (2) ibn ʿAbd al-Baqi ibn al-Batti, brother of Abu al-Fath; Ahmad ibn al-Mubarak ibn al-Shadank al-Harimi; Abu Bakr ibn al-Naqqur (3); Abu al-Makarim ibn Hilal al-Dimashqi (4); Muhammad ibn Barakah al-Salihi, the Sufi (5); Abu al-Maʿali Muhammad ibn Hamzah ibn al-Muwazini, brother of Ahmad (6); Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Sakan; Hujjat al-Din Muhammad ibn Abi Muhammad ibn Zafar, author of several works in Hama (7); al-Mubarak ibn ʿAli ibn ʿAbd al-Baqi al-Khayyat—who narrated in Damascus; the lord of Mosul, Qutb al-Din Mawdud (8) ibn Zanki; and Yusuf ibn Makki al-Harithi, the imam of the Great Mosque of Damascus.