Damascus, studied jurisprudence under him there, remained devoted to him for a period, and graduated under his guidance (1).

38 - Fakhr al-Din Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn Ahmad ibn Abd al-Wahid ibn Ahmad al-Sa'di al-Maqdisi al-Salihi al-Hanbali, the jurist, Hadith scholar, long-lived, the authority of his time. He passed away in the year 690 AH. He heard from him in Damascus, studied jurisprudence under him, read "al-Muqni'" to him, and he authorized him to teach it (2).

39 - Abu al-Fahm ibn al-Numays. Al-Dhahabi mentioned that he narrated from him (3).

40 - Diya al-Din Abu Ibrahim Mahasin ibn Abd al-Malik ibn Ali ibn Naja al-Hamawi, then al-Salihi, the Hanbali jurist. He passed away in the year 643 AH. He studied jurisprudence under him until he excelled and issued legal opinions (4).

41 - Shams al-Din Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ibrahim ibn Abd al-Wahid al-Maqdisi al-Hanbali, the Chief Judge (Qadi al-Qudah), Ibn al-Imad, a resident of Egypt. He passed away in the year 676 AH. He heard from him and studied jurisprudence under him (5).

42 - Taqi al-Din Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Abd Allah al-Yunini al-Ba'labakki al-Hanbali, the Hadith scholar and Hafiz. He passed away in the year 658 AH. He studied jurisprudence under him (6).

43 - Muhammad ibn Dawud ibn Ilyas al-Ba'li al-Hanbali. He passed away around the year 679 AH. He heard from him (7).

44 - Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Sa'id ibn Yahya, Ibn al-Dubaythi, al-Wasiti al-Shafi'i, the Hafiz. He passed away in the year 637 AH (8). He narrated Hadith from him (9).