Muslimah ibn al-Qasim ibn Ibrahim ibn Abdullah ibn Hatim مسلمة بن القاسم بن إبراهيم بن عبد الله بن حاتم

Name: Muslimah ibn al-Qasim ibn Ibrahim ibn Abdullah ibn Hatim

Fame: Muslimah ibn Qasim al-Andalusi

Kuniya: Abu al-Qasim

Lineage: al-Andalusi, al-Qurtubi

Rank: Weak in Hadith

Lived in: Basra, Cordoba, al-Andalus, Baghdad, Egypt, Mecca

Born Year: 293

Died Year: 353

Abu al-Walid ibn al-Faradhi: He was a man of opinion, secrecy, writing, and memorization, and was accused of inappropriate anthropomorphism

Abu Bakr al-Maliki: He had some views

Abu Muhammad ibn Hazm al-Zahiri: He was one of the most prolific narrators of reports and hadith, and there were people in al-Andalus who were biased against him and sometimes accused him of lying

Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani: This is a man of great stature

Al-Dhahabi: Weak, and it was said that he was among those who engaged in anthropomorphism. Ibn Hajar said: 'No one attributed anthropomorphism to him except those who were hostile to him'

Muhammad ibn Yahya ibn Mufrij al-Qurtubi: He was not a liar, but he was weak-minded

Yahya ibn al-Haytham: A righteous man whom I met