13. Yahya ibn ‘Ammar al-Sijistani (d. 422 AH), may Allah have mercy on him.

“The Imam, the Hadith scholar, the preacher, and the Shaykh of Sijistan, Abu Zakariyya... He was fervent against the people of innovation and the Jahmiyya... and he possessed an awe-inspiring majesty in Herat, with many followers and supporters.” [al-Siyar (17/482)].

He rebuked Ibn Hibban and expelled him from Sijistan when the latter denied the boundary (hadd) for Allah the Exalted, as mentioned in Dhamm al-Kalam by al-Harawi (4/402). His full statement will follow (p. 56).

14. Abu al-Qasim Ibn Mandah (d. 470 AH), may Allah have mercy on him. [This will follow under entry no. 9].

15. Abu Isma‘il al-Ansari al-Harawi (d. 481 AH), may Allah have mercy on him. He stated in his book al-Arba‘in fi Dala’il al-Tawhid (p. 57): “(Chapter on Affirming the Boundary for Allah, Mighty and Exalted).” [This will follow under entry no. 23].

16. Abu al-Hasan al-Jazari, may Allah have mercy on him. [Kitab al-Riwayatayn wa al-Wajhayn (p. 56)]. He said: “He is over the Throne with a boundary that He knows, and which we do not know.”

17. Al-Qadi Abu Ya‘la (d. 458 AH). [This will follow under entries no. 11–12].

18. Abu al-‘Ala al-Hamadhani (d. 569 AH), may Allah have mercy on him. [This will follow under entry no. 99].

19. Abu al-Qasim al-Taymi (d. 535 AH), may Allah have mercy on him. [This will follow under entry no. 4].

20. Ibn al-Zaghuni (d. 527 AH). [This will follow under entry no. 10].

21. Al-Dashti (d. 665 AH), may Allah have mercy on him, as found in this book of his.