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Kairouan, Baghdad, Fez: The Early Networks of Mālikī Ashʿarism in the Maghrib
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Kairouan, Baghdad, Fez: The Early Networks of Mālikī Ashʿarism in the Maghrib
By Ilyass Amharar Why This Essay Belongs on the Islamic Law Blog My first essay established that the encounter between Mālikism and Ashʿarism cannot be relegated to a late, politically motivated Almoravid (448–541/1056–1147) or Almohad (524–668/1130–1269) synthesis. From the very first generation of al-Ashʿarī’s (d. 324/936) disciples, it is a Mālikī jurist, Ibn Mujāhid (d. ca. 370/980), who embodies their alliance, and it is another Mālikī, al-…
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