Jariri school

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The Jariri school was a now-extinct Sunni Islamic legal school founded by the renowned Persian scholar and historian Al-Tabari.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sunni Islamic legal school
madhhab
associatedWorkOfFounder Tafsir al-Tabari
Tarikh al-Tabari
countryOfOrigin Abbasid Caliphate
era classical Islamic period
ethnicOriginOfFounder Persian
extinctionReason absorption into other Sunni schools
lack of later followers
follows Qur'an
linked to: Quran

Sunnah
foundedBy Al-Tabari
Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari
linked to: ibn Jarir
foundedByOccupation faqih
historian
mufassir
hasNotableFigure Al-Tabari
hasReligionBranch Sunni Islam
historicalSignificance represents an early independent Sunni legal school
influencedBy Hanafi school
Shafi'i school
early Sunni legal thought
languageOfScholarship Arabic
legalDomain Islamic jurisprudence
namedAfter Al-Tabari
Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari
linked to: ibn Jarir
partOf Sunni fiqh tradition
region Greater Iran
Iraq
religion Sunni Islam
schoolType personal madhhab of its founder
status extinct
uses ijma
independent legal reasoning
qiyas

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