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Abd al-Malik ibn Muhammad ibn Ward

عبد الملك بن محمد بن ورد

Abd al-Malik ibn Muhammad ibn Umar al-Tamimi, Abu Marwan, from Almeria, known as Ibn Ward. 1 He transmitted from Abu Ali al-Ghassani, Abu Ali al-Sadafi and others. 1 He was a jurist, a memorizer of questions, firm in opinion, consulted and perceptive in giving fatwas. 1 The source cited is al-Dhayl wal-takmila. 1 The heading gives 542 AH with a question mark at the start of the date, so it is stated with that caution.

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Abd al-Malik ibn Muhammad ibn Umar al-Tamimi, Abu Marwan, from Almeria, known as Ibn Ward. 1 He transmitted from Abu Ali al-Ghassani, Abu Ali al-Sadafi and others. 1 He was a jurist, a memorizer of questions, firm in opinion, consulted and perceptive in giving fatwas. 1 The source cited is al-Dhayl wal-takmila. 1 The heading gives 542 AH with a question mark at the start of the date, so it is stated with that caution.

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  1. al-Mawsu'a al-Fiqhiyya al-Kuwaitiyya, Noor-Book copy (file named v3) , p.17699
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