Transmission of Islamic jurisprudence and madrasas across North Africa and al-Andalus (9th–15th centuries)

1. Maliki school becomes dominant in al-Andalus

   Jan 1, 822Labels: Maliki school, Umayyad al-Andalus

   • Muslim Faculty
   • Christie s

2. Maliki legal corpus consolidated in Ifriqiya

   Jan 1, 854Labels: Mudawwana, Ifriqiya

   • Christie s
   • NYU ACO

3. Al-Qarawiyyin founded in Fez as mosque

   Jan 1, 859Labels: Al-Qarawiyyin, Fez

   • Britannica
   • UNESCO Fez

4. Almohads replace Almoravids and reshape institutions

   Jan 1, 1147Labels: Almohads, Marrakesh

   • Britannica
   • Almohad 1147

5. Qadi Iyad exemplifies Maghribi Maliki scholarship

   Jan 1, 1149Labels: Qadi Iyad, Ceuta

   • Qadi Iyad
   • Britannica

6. Averroes serves as judge-scholar in Almohad realm

   Jan 1, 1169Labels: Averroes, Seville

   • Britannica
   • Averroes

7. Marinids begin building state-supported madrasas in Fez

   Jan 1, 1271Labels: Saffarin Madrasa, Marinids

   • Saffarin
   • Fez

8. Al-Attarine Madrasa completed near al-Qarawiyyin

   Jan 1, 1325Labels: Al-Attarine Madrasa, al-Qarawiyyin

   • Al Attarine
   • Fez

9. Nasrid Granada founds a public madrasa

   Jan 1, 1349Labels: Madrasa of, Nasrid Granada

   • Granada Madrasa
   • Granada Tourism

10. Bou Inania Madrasa anchors Marinid legal education

    Jan 1, 1355Labels: Bou Inania, Abu Inan

    • Bou Inania
    • Fez

11. Treaty of Granada signed, ending Muslim sovereignty

    Nov 25, 1491Labels: Treaty of, Capitulations

    • Treaty Granada
    • Routledge

12. Granada falls to Castile and Aragon

    Jan 2, 1492Labels: Fall of, Catholic Monarchs

    • Routledge
    • Britannica Granada

13. Al-Wansharisi becomes leading Maliki authority in Fez

    Jan 1, 1495Labels: Al-Wansharisi, Fez

    • Wansharisi
    • Mesbahiyya

14. Fez-centered Maliki tradition outlasts al-Andalus institutions

    Jan 1, 1500Labels: Fez madrasas, Marinid legacy

    • Fez
    • Marinids