that he distinguished himself by his great achievement in Hadith scholarship. Students His most famous students: Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani Ibn al-'Ajmi Ibn Fahad al-Makki Death Al-Haythami died on 19 Ramadan 807 H, corresponding to 1405 CE. Reception Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani describes him as: "Very kind, highly critical of anyone indulging in a practice that is unacceptable to Islam, yet he was extremely tolerant when it came to personal grievances. When other students of Al-Iraqi repeatedly tried to irritate him, he simply tolerated them without much complaint." Taqi al-Din al-Fasi said: “ He was a great hafiz of texts and narrations.” Al-Aqfahsi said: “ He was a scholarly imam, memorizer, ascetic, humble, sympathetic to people, of worship and piety.” Al-Sakhawi said : “ It was a wonder in religion, piety, asceticism, interest in knowledge, worship, rituals, serving the sheikh, not mixing with people in any matter, and love in hadith and its people.” Works Al-Haythami was prolific in hadith, and among the books he wrote: Majma' al-Zawa'id wa Manba' al-Fawa'id ("Appendix complex and the source of benefits") Mawarid al-Dham'an ila Zawa'id Ibn Hibbaan ('ala Sahihain) ("Arrangement of trustworthy Ibn Hibban") A-lbadr al-Monir fi Mulahiq al-Mujam al-Kabiri ("Full moon enlightening in the appendages of the great lexicon") Min Ajl al-Bahth an Zawaya al-Harithi ("In order to search for appendages Harith") Tartib al-Thaqib Lilujuli ("Arrangement of holes for calves") Al-gharad al-Taqribiu fi Tartib Ahadith al-Zakhrafati ("Approximate purpose in the arrangement of conversations ornament") Idafat Ibn Majah an al-Kitab al-Khamsati ("Additions of Ibn Majah on the five books") Al-gharad Min al-Maqsid fi Tajawuzat 'Ahmed ("The purpose of the destination in the excesses of Ahmed") Kashf Zawayid al-Mutasawili" ("Uncovering the appendages of the beggar") Majma al-Bahrayn fi Mulahiq al-Majimi ("Bahrain Complex in the appendices of lexicons") Majme al-Thadayil Masdar al-Fawayidi. ("Appendix complex and the source of benefits") Al-Wijhat fi Mulahiq 'Abu Ali ("The highest destination in the appendages of Abu Ali") Akthar Mutatish Lima 'Adafah Ibn Hibban'' ("More thirsty for the additions of Ibn Hibban") See also List of Ash'aris and Maturidis Islamic scholars References 1335 births 1404 deaths Asharis Shafi'is Sunni Muslim scholars of Islam Hadith scholars 14th-century jurists 15th-century jurists Biographical evaluation scholars