إسهامات علماء مدينة أبهر خلال العصر العباسي (132-656ه)‎

Abstract EN

Historical studies in Islamic times meant giving the scientific aspect clear attention, as it is the means of scientific and cultural communication between Arab and Islamic cities, especially during the Abbasid era (132 - 656 AH), when the Arab-Islamic culture reached the height of its development and protection, and there is no doubt that the cities of the Islamic East have developed various sciences in them.

Especially a dazzling city, as many scholars emerged in it in various fields in history, the Arabic language, jurisprudence, hadith, and the science of readings, including narrators, scholars, writers, and other scientific disciplines in which they contributed to the development of the scientific movement, teaching the Arabic language and learning the principles of the Islamic religion, especially since most of them were of the Maliki school of thought.

And Sufis and others, and among the most prominent of these scholars: Muhammad bin Al-Hussein bin Ibrahim bin Ziada bin Ajlan Al-Abhari (d.

290 AH), who was a trusted scholar, and Abdullah bin Taher bin Hatim al-Ta'i, Abu Bakr al-Abhari (d.

Sufis, and Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Saleh al-Tamimi al-Abhari al-Maliki (d.

Al-Maliki in the city of Abhir and Qazvin and its environs in the Islamic East.