Abu Abd Allah al-Hannat al-Shirazi

أبو عبد الله الحناط الشيرازي

Abu Abd Allah al-Hannat al-Shirazi, a jurist of Fars 1. Al-Shirazi gives neither his date of death nor his teachers. The editor's note in the book says the edition prints the name as 'al-Khayyat', while manuscript (ع) has the undotted letter, that is, al-Hannat 1.

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A jurist from Fars. 1

Al-Shirazi does not mention his date of death or those who took from him. The editor's note says that the name is in one edition "al-Khayyat" (the tailor), and that it is vowelled with the unpointed letter in manuscript "ayn". 1

He is not Abu Abd Allah al-Hannati al-Tabari.

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  1. Tabaqat al-fuqaha' — Abu Ishaq al-Shirazi (ed. Ihsan Abbas, Dar al-Ra'id al-Arabi) , p. 61
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Abu Nasr ibn al-Hannat al-Shirazi

Abu Nasr ibn al-Hannat al-Shirazi studied fiqh under his father Abu Abd Allah al-Hannat; a jurist and theorist of legal method (usuli), eloquent, a Sufi and a poet, he died at Fayd on the road to Mecca. He wrote many works on fiqh and its principles, and the jurists of Shiraz learned from him. The book relates that he, or his father, spoke in a session of disputation and impressed those present; Abu Sa'd Bishr ibn al-Husayn al-Dawudi objected to him, and he answered with what the book transmits. The author (al-Shirazi) does not record the year of his death.