Abu al-Abbas al-Udhri Ahmad ibn Umar

أبو العباس العذري أحمد بن عمر

c. 1085 CE · Sha'ban 478 AH

Abu al-Abbas al-Udhri Ahmad b. Umar b. Anas al-Dala'i of the Almeria district — the exacting hafiz-muhaddith; made hajj in 408 with both parents and stayed eight years as a mujawir where Abu Dharr al-Harawi studied under him; died Sha'ban 478 nearing eighty 1.

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Abu'l-'Abbas al-'Udhri Ahmad b. 'Umar b. Anas b. Dilath al-Andalusi al-Dala'i — Dala'a being in the district of Almeria — a hafiz and exacting muhaddith; he made the hajj with his parents in 408 and stayed eight years in the Haram, where Abu Dharr al-Harawi taught him; he transmitted from Abu'l-Hasan Ibn Jahdam and others. He died in Sha'ban 478, about eighty years old. 1

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  1. Shadharat al-Dhahab — Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali , p. 365-366
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