Ibrahim ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad Al Zayla’i Al Askari. Since his Sheikh died in 856 A.D. (245 A.H.) I’m Assuming he would have to have been born by 830. He, Al Daraqutni, and Al Tabari (RA) studied under the same Sheikh.
What a great discovery, this is what we've been looking for. Now that we know about the existence of a zayla'i sheikh in the 9th century we can expect to find more. It's yet another evidence further proving the early adoption of islam in the somali peninsula. I suspect we might find even older reference of zayla'i scholars if we keep looking.
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