and al-Adhruʿi; the Musnid of Baghdad, Abu ʿAmr ʿUthman ibn Ahmad ad-Daqqaq ibn as-Simmak; the distinguished Shafiʿi authority, the erudite scholar Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn al-Haddad al-Kinani of Egypt; the Musnid of Aleppo, Muhammad ibn ʿIsa at-Tamimi al-Baghdadi al-ʿAllaf; and the imam, Abu Zakariya Yahya ibn Muhammad al-ʿAnbari an-Naysaburi, the Qur’an exegete.

His father:

264 – al-Akhram, Abu Yusuf Yaʿqub ibn Yusuf *

The father of Ibn al-Akhram was the imam and jurist Abu Yusuf the Shafiʿi, known as al-Akhram (1), a man of rank and wealth. He received his legal training in Egypt and, during his journeys, heard hadith from Qutaybah, Hisham ibn ʿAmmar, and Suwayd ibn Saʿid; Imam Muslim also wrote hadith from him. Among those who transmitted from him were his son, Ibn al-Sharqi, Yahya al-ʿAnbari, and others. He died in 287 AH.

Abu al-Maʿali Ahmad ibn Ishaq—the righteous man—narrated to us; Muhammad ibn Ibrahim narrated to us; Abu Tahir as-Silafi narrated to us; al-Qasim ibn al-Fadl narrated to us; Muhammad ibn al-Sayrafi narrated to us; Abu ʿAbd Allah Muhammad ibn Yaʿqub narrated to us in 340 AH; he said: Muhammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhab narrated to us; Jaʿfar ibn ʿAwn informed us, saying:

Yahya ibn Saʿid narrated to us from ʿAbd al-Rahman ibn al-Qasim, from his father, from ʿAʾishah, who said:

“I perfumed the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, for his state of ihram when he first assumed it, and I perfumed him at Mina before he went to the House.”