Stages of Writing down Interpretation

(Stages of codifying interpretation: The sixth stage of interpretation: 500-599 AH corresponding to September 1, 1106 - September 8, 1202-1203 AD Sixth century AH / twelfth century AD)

Abstract

 The scientific cities of Andalusia in the sixth century AH were: Cordoba and Seville, and the scientific cities of the Islamic East were: Baghdad and Damascus. In terms of the flourishing of the scientific movement therein, this is explained by the pearls of works in the sciences, including: Ibn Attiya 481 AH - d. 542 AH and it was said: 541 AH “Al-Muharrar Al-Wajez fi Tafsir Al-Kitab Al-Aziz” in Al-Tafsir. “Ibn Atiyya’s Index.” All sources mentioned two books by him. Ibn Rushd grandfather: Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Rushd Al-Qurtubi 450 - Died: 520 AH corresponding to 1058 - 1126 AD “Explanation, collection, explanation, guidance, and reasoning for what is in the extract from guidance and reasoning” in jurisprudence. And "Anecdotes". “TahdheebMushkil al-Athar” by Ahmad bin Muhammad bin Salamah bin Salamah al-Azdi al-Tahawi al-Hanafi 238 - d. 321 AH corresponding to 852- 933 AD Abu Jaafar. One of his most famous books is “The Tahawi Doctrine.” Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Al-Arabi Al-Maafiri Al-Ishbili Al-Maliki 468 AH - Died: 543 AH corresponding to 1076 AD “Al-Masalik fi SharhMuwatta Malik” in Hadith Jurisprudence. Among his books are: “Ahkam al-Qur’an,” “Al-Nasikhwa al-Mansukh,” “Al-Mahsool fi Usul al-Fiqh,” and Judge Iyad Ibn Musa Ibn Iyad Ibn Amr Ibn Musa IbnIyad al-Sabti, Judge Al-Yahsbi 476 AH - d. 544 AH, corresponding to 1083 AD - 1149 AD, “Al-Shifa bi TarifidHuqooq Al-Mustafa” in his biography. Among the scholars of this era are: Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali 450 AH, corresponding to 1058 AD - d. 505 AH, corresponding to 1111 AD, Imam Al-Baghawi, d. 516 AH, Omar Khayyam, d. 525 AH, Sheikh Abd al-Qadir al-Kilani, d. 531 AH, Imad al-Din Zengi, d. 541 AH, Abu Bakr Ibn al-Arabi, d. 543 AH, and Judge Iyad, d. : 544 AH, Nour al-Din Zengi, d.: 569 AH, Saladin al-Ayyubi, 532 AH - d.: 589 AH, corresponding to 1138 AD - 1193 AD, and Ibn al-Jawzi, 508 AH - d.: 597 AH.And the polymath Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, d. 544 AH, and Ibn Baja: Muhammad bin Yahya bin al-Sayegh al-Tajibi, d. 529 AH, Morocco.