Spread of the Shafi'i madhhab in Southeast Asia (14th–18th centuries)

1. Samudera Pasai emerges as Shafi‘i sultanate

   Jan 1, 1297Labels: Samudera Pasai, Shafi i

   • Pasai

2. Shafi‘i law gains Indian Ocean foothold

   Jan 1, 1300Labels: Indian Ocean, Muslim merchants

   • Shafi i school
   • Pasai

3. Malacca Sultanate rises as regional Muslim hub

   Jan 1, 1400Labels: Malacca Sultanate, Strait of

   • Malacca laws

4. Malacca compiles the Undang-Undang Melaka

   Jan 1, 1424Labels: Undang-Undang Melaka, Sultan Muhammad

   • Malacca laws

5. Malacca expands and circulates its legal code

   Jan 1, 1459Labels: Malacca legal, Malay sultanates

   • Malacca laws
   • Pahang laws

6. Fall of Malacca shifts Shafi‘i learning to new courts

   Aug 1, 1511Labels: Portuguese conquest, Malacca fall

   • Malacca laws

7. Aceh grows into a major Shafi‘i intellectual court

   Jan 1, 1637Labels: Aceh Sultanate, Shafi i

   • al Raniri
   • Abd al Rauf

8. Nur al-Din al-Raniri writes *al-Sirat al-Mustaqim*

   Jan 1, 1644Labels: Nur al-Din, al-Sirat al-Mustaqim

   • Jurnal Fiqh
   • al Raniri

9. Abd al-Rauf al-Singkili returns from Arabian studies

   Jan 1, 1661Labels: Abd al-Rauf, Arabian studies

   • Abd al Rauf
   • El Sunan

10. Aceh commissions *Mir’at al-Tullab* for Shafi‘i law

    Jan 1, 1672Labels: Mir at, Safiatuddin

    • Abd al Rauf
    • Manuscript study

11. Malay legal digests proliferate across sultanates

    Jan 1, 1700Labels: Malay legal, regional sultanates

    • Malacca laws
    • Pahang laws

12. Muhammad Arsyad al-Banjari composes *Sabilal Muhtadin*

    Jan 1, 1779Labels: Muhammad Arsyad, Sabilal Muhtadin

    • DOAJ
    • Mazahib