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Abu Hanifa studied with many scholars and [[fuqaha]], but [[Hammad b. Abi Sulayman]] was the particular teacher whose lectures he attended for 18 years. He accompanied him until death. | Abu Hanifa studied with many scholars and [[fuqaha]], but [[Hammad b. Abi Sulayman]] was the particular teacher whose lectures he attended for 18 years. He accompanied him until death. | ||
His teachers in Kufa, as mentioned in his biographies, include: | His teachers in [[Kufa]], as mentioned in his biographies, include: | ||
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* 'Amir al-Sha'bi, | * [['Amir al-Sha'bi]], | ||
* Abu Ishaq Subay'i, | * Abu Ishaq Subay'i, | ||
* 'Asim b. Abi l-Nujud, | * [['Asim b. Abi l-Nujud]], | ||
* Qays b. Muslim, | * [[Qays b. Muslim]], | ||
* Sammak b. Harb, | * [[Sammak b. Harb]], | ||
* 'Alqama b. Marthad, | * [['Alqama b. Marthad]], | ||
* 'Atiyya b. Sa'd al-Awfi, | * 'Atiyya b. Sa'd al-Awfi, | ||
* Hakam b. 'Atiyya. | * Hakam b. 'Atiyya. | ||
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According to biographies, he also studied with people from [[Basra]], such as Qatada b. Di'ama and [[Malik b. Dinar]]. | According to biographies, he also studied with people from [[Basra]], such as [[Qatada b. Di'ama]] and [[Malik b. Dinar]]. | ||
During his studies (before 114/ | During his studies (before [[114]]/732), he travelled to [[Hijaz]] and studied with teachers there. In [[Medina]], he attended the lectures of [[Rabi'a b. Abi 'Abd al-Rahman]], a scholar of [[fiqh]], and in [[Mecca]], he attended the lectures of [['Ata' b. Abi Ribah]] (d. [[114]]/732-3 or [[115]]/733-4). | ||
In Medina, he also studied with [[Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (a)]], [['Abd al-Rahman b. Hurmuz al-A'raj]], Nafi' | In Medina, he also studied with [[Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (a)]], [['Abd al-Rahman b. Hurmuz al-A'raj]], Nafi' mawla Ibn 'Umar, Muhammad b. Munkadir, and Ibn Shahab al-Zuhri, and in [[Mecca]], he also studied with people such as [['Amr b. Dinar]] and Abu l-Zubayr al-Makki. | ||
==Authority in Fiqh== | ==Authority in Fiqh== | ||