and among the people of Egypt, the frontier districts, and the borderlands: Ahmad ibn Salih al-Misri; al-Mu'ammal ibn Ihab al-Rab'i al-Makki, who resided in Egypt; Muhammad ibn Sulayman ibn Habib al-Asadi, known as Luwayn; Ibrahim ibn Sa'id al-Jawhari, who resided in a frontier district; Maymun ibn al-Asbagh al-Nasibi; Sa'id ibn Rahmah ibn Nu'aym al-Massisi; Ahmad ibn Harb al-Mawsili; Muhammad ibn Dawud al-Massisi; Abd al-Rahman ibn Sufyan al-Malati; Ishaq ibn Zurayq al-Ras'ayni; Muhammad ibn Ayyub al-Asbahani, who resided in Tarsus; ⦗388⦘ Zarqan ibn Muhammad al-Baghdadi; Ya'qub ibn Ibrahim al-Khashshab; Ali ibn Musa al-Qazwini, who resided in Tarsus; Ahmad ibn Sharik al-Shajari; Nasr ibn Mansur al-Massisi; and Abd al-Aziz ibn Ahmad ibn Shabbuyah.
585 - They said: “Whoever says, ‘My utterance of the Quran is created,’ is equivalent to one who says, ‘The Quran is created.’” They also said: “This is our statement and the religion by which we worship Allah.”
586 - It is related from al-Hasan ibn al-Sakan, Abu Mansur al-Bari, that he was asked about one who says, “Their utterances of the Quran are other than the Quran.” He replied: “They have abandoned the sunnah. Do not sit with them, trade with them, or intermarry with them.”
587 - It is related from Uthman ibn Khurrazadh, who said: “Whoever says, ‘My utterance of the Quran is created,’ has perpetrated a grave fabrication against Allah.”