Hamza Yusuf — Arabic Wikipedia

Arabic Wikipedia article on Hamza Yusuf; used for entity facts only. It states outright that he is 'Sunni in creed, moderate in approach, Maliki in jurisprudence', and records his conversion in 1977, his years in the Emirates, the Maghreb and Mauritania, his teachers including Murabit al-Hajj and Abdallah bin Bayyah, and his founding of Zaytuna in 1996.

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