Name: Ishaq ibn al-Bahlul ibn Hassan ibn Sinan ibn Ufay ibn Awf ibn Ufay ibn Sarh ibn Ufay ibn Khuzayma ibn Asad

Fame: Ishaq ibn Bahlul al-Tanukhi

Kuniya: Abu Yaqub

Lineage: al-Anbari, al-Tanukhi

Occupation: Faqih (jurist)

Rank: Thiqa (trustworthy)

Lived in: Medina, Anbar, Basra, Baghdad, Kufa, Mecca

Died in: Anbar

Abu Hatim al-Razi: Thiqa (trustworthy), and once said: Saduq (truthful)

al-Bahlul ibn Ishaq: My father was generous and once said: He narrated fifty thousand Hadiths in Baghdad and did not err in any of them

al-Khatib al-Baghdadi: Thiqa (trustworthy)

al-Dhahabi: That's how memorization should be, otherwise it's not! We are content today with just the name without the substance. If people in our time saw someone narrating a thousand Hadiths with their chains of narration from memory, they would be amazed by him