; Muhammad ibn Muhammad, the ḥadith master, informed us: Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn al-Husayn al-Masargisi related to us; Ishaq al-Hanzali narrated to us; ʿAbd al-ʿAziz ibn Muhammad conveyed to us; ʿUbayd Allah—through Nafiʿ—from Ibn ʿUmar—reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, “Whoever associates partners with Allah is not regarded as muḥṣan.”(1)
Abu Ahmad Muhammad ibn Muhammad, the ḥadith master, remarked, “I know of no one who transmitted it except Ishaq, from al-Darawardi.”
222 – Jumahar ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Hamzah al-Ghassani
The shaykh, reliable transmitter, and traditionist: Abu al-Azhar al-Ghassani, al-Zamalkani, of Damascus.
He learned from Hisham ibn ʿAmmar, Ahmad ibn Abi al-Hawari, ʿAbd al-Rahman ibn Ibrahim Duhayn, Mahmud ibn Khalid, and a number of others.
Narrators on his authority include Abu Zurʿah and Abu Bakr, the two sons of Abu Dujanah; Abu Bakr ibn al-Sunni; Hamzah al-Kinani; Abu Sulayman ibn Zabr; Jumah ibn al-Qasim; Abu Bakr ibn al-Muqriʾ; Muhammad ibn Sulayman al-Rabʿi; and others.
Hamzah al-Kinani deemed him trustworthy.
He died in Muharram, 313 AH.