The virtuous Sufi Sheikh “Abu Al-Fada’il” Abdullah Bin Al-Imam Abi Al-Najib Abdul-Qahir Bin Abdullah Bin Muhammad Bin Amuwiah Al-Suhrawardi, He was born in 563 AH.

Abu Ali Al-Hasan Bin Abi Al-Qasim Ali Bin Al-Hafith Abi Al-Faraj Abdel-Rahman Bin Ali Bin Muhammad Ibn Al-Jawzi Al-Adl (“The Just”) received hadiths from Abi Al-Fath Ubaydullah Bin Abdullah Bin Naja Bin Shatil as well as from his grandfather.

Abu Hafs Umar Bin Abi Al-Harith A’azz Bin Umar Bin Muhammad Bin Amuwiah was from the tribe of Taym, a sub-clan of the tribe of Quraysh, and a descendant of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq. He was born and raised in Baghdad and was a Sufi.

Sultan Al-‘Ulama (Sultan of the Scholars) Sheikh Baha’uddin Muhammad Bin Al-Husayn Bin Ahmed Bin Mahmoud Bin Mawdud Al-Khwarizmi Al-Herawi was a resident of Konya known as the Sultan of Scholars. There is a narration that says that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him and his family, was the person who gave him the title of Sultan Al-‘Ulama in a dream that all the scholars of Balkh had on the same night. Baha’uddin Walad was a pious Sufi and the father of Maulana Jalaluddin Al-Rumi.

Ibrahim Bin Hamid, also known as Abu Ishaq Al-Taflisi, was a Sufi merchant and the grandfather of the scholar Isma’il Bin Ibrahim Bin Abi Bakr Bin Ibrahim Bin Hamid Al-Taflisi.

Qawwam Bin Hamzah Bin Qawwam Bin Esa Al-Mari was a descendant of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq and the grandson of jurist Abu Al-Faraj Qawwam Bin Zaid Al-Mari. 

Abu Abdullah Muhammad Bin Abi Al-Futouh Muhammad Bin Abi Sa’d Muhammad Bin Abi Sa’eed Muhammad Bin Amrouk, who was ‘Amr Bin Abi Sa’eed Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin Al-Hasan Bin Al-Qasim Bin ‘Alqama Bin Nasr Bin Muath Bin Abdel-Rahman Bin Al-Qasim Bin Muhammad Bin Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq.

Abu Zakariyya Yahya Bin Abi Bakr Abdullah Bin A’azz Bin Umar Bin Muhammad Bin Abdullah of Baghdad was originally from Sohrevard. He and his father received hadiths from Abi Al-Waqt Abdul-Awla Bin Esa Al-Sajzi.

Al-Sharif Abu Al-Futouh Muhammad Bin Abi Sa’d Muhammad Bin Abi Sa’eed Muhammad Bin Amrouk, who was ‘Amr Bin Abi Sa’eed Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin Al-Hasan Bin Al-Qasim Bin ‘Alqama Bin Nasr Bin Muath Bin Abdel-Rahman Bin Al-Qasim Bin Muhammad Bin Abi Bakr Al-Siddiq.