(1) Abū Dharr ʿAbd ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Harawī al-Mālikī was a trustworthy hadith master. He died in 434 AH. For his biography, see *Shadharāt al-Dhahab*, 3/254; *Tabyīn Kadhib al-Muftarī*, pp. 255–256; and *al-Alām*, 4/41. Al-Ziriklī lists *The Sunnah and the Attributes* among his works, while ʿUmar Kahhāla mentions him in *Muʿjam al-Muʾallifīn*, 5. (2) The biography of Ibn Batta and a discussion of his two works, *The Major Elucidation* and *The Minor Elucidation*, appeared above at 1/61 and 2/22–23. Mustajīzāda wrote above the title of his book: “I possess this book and have examined most of its contents. It is an eminent work.” See also Sezgin, m [0–9], j [0–9], pp. [0–9] 39–240. Preceding it is *The Sacred Law* by Abū Bakr al-Ājurrī—Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn al-Husayn ibn ʿAbd Allah al-Baghdādī al-Ājurrī, an exemplary imam and hadith scholar, who died in Mecca in 360 AH. For his biography, see *Tadhkirat al-Huffāz*, 3/936; *Wafayāt al-Ayān*, 3/419; *Tabaqāt al-Shāfiʿiyya*, 3/149; *Shadharāt al-Dhahab*, 3/35; *Tārīkh Baghdād*, 2/203; Sezgin, m [0–9], j [0–9], pp. [0–9] 89–392; and *al-Alām*, 6/328. *The Sacred Law*, edited by Muhammad Hāmid al-Fiqī, was published in 1369 AH/1950 CE. A manuscript copy is held in the Āsafiyya Library under no. 377, as noted by Brockelmann, 3/209. (3) Hibat Allah ibn al-Hasan ibn Mansūr al-Tabarī al-Rāzī, Abū al-Qāsim al-Lālakāʾī, was a Shāfiʿī jurist and hadith scholar. He died in 418 AH. For his biography, see *Tadhkirat al-Huffāz*, 3/1085–1087; *Shadharāt al-Dhahab*, 3/211; and *al-Alām*, 9/57. Brockelmann, 3/305–306, lists two works by him: *Proofs for the Foundations of the Creed of the People of the Sunnah and the Community*, of which a manuscript is held in Leipzig under no. 1, 318; and *Commentary on the Foundations of the Creed of the People of the Sunnah and the Community, Based on the Book, the Sunnah, the Consensus of the Companions and the Followers after Them, and the Scholars of the Muslim Community Who Opposed Them*, of which a manuscript is held in the Zāhiriyya Library under no. 3, 124, 37. Sezgin mentions him at m [0–9], j [0–9], pp. [0–9] 11–212. A portion of the work, edited by Dr. Ahmad Saʿd Hamdān, was published in Mecca in 1402 AH; see the editor’s introduction. (4) His biography appeared above at 1/23. According to the *Catalogue of Microfilmed Manuscripts at the Arab League*, 1/136–137, the Zāhiriyya Library holds a manuscript of parts 20 and 19 of his work *The Subtle Exposition of the Doctrines of the People of the Sunnah and Knowledge of the Ordinances of the Sunnah*, under no. 164/56 Hadith, 146 Hadith. See Sezgin, m [0–9], j [0–9], p. [0–9] 26.