Scholars and literatures of Al Syafi'e school of thought in iberian peninsula (Al Andalus)

Among the ideas that came with the teaching of Islam is the tradition of fiqh, which is the understanding of performing actions and deeds according to Islamic manners. One of the prominent schools that involved in the effort of interpretation that fits the fiqh requirement, is the school founded by al Imam Muhammad ibn Idris al Syafi'e (died 820 ad) which later became known as the al Syafi'e school of thought. This remarkable figure was prophesied and mentioned by prophet Muhammad (pbuh) in a hadith: لا تسبوا قريشا فإن عالمها يملأ طباق الأرض علمًا "Don't insult the Quraisy, as from their scholar who will fill the whole world with knowledge..." Scholars such as al Baihaqi and few others suggested that this hadith is authentic because of its multiple narrations that supported each other collectively, and the figure mentioned is no other than al Imam al Syafie himself as he suited all the attributes mentioned (al Baihaqi, 1991).