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He was the scholar, Abul-Hasan ʿAlī Ibn Ismāʿīl Ibn Ishāq Ibn Sālim Ibn Ismāʿīl Ibn Abdillāh Ibn Mūsā Ibn Bilāl Ibn Abī Burdah Ibn Abī Mūsā al-Ashʿarī al-Yamānī. He was born in the year 260 AH in Basra.
His father, Ismāʿīl (rahimahullah), was a Sunnī and a follower of the Prophetic narrations. On his deathbed, he enjoined upon his son to learn from Zakariyyah Ibn Yahyā As-Sājī. Abul-Hasan’s father died while Abul-Hasan was still reasonably young―for this reason, he came under the care of his mother’s new husband, Abū ʿAlī Al-Jubbāʾī.
He lived in both Basra and Baghdad during the ʿAbbāsid Caliphate, which ruled the Muslims until its collapse in 656H. He lived through six Caliphs; the first was Ahmad al-Muʿtamad ʿAlā Allāh, and the last was Abul-ʿAbbās Ahmad ar-Rādī Billāh, whose Caliphate lasted from 322H to 329H. Abul-Hasan died in 324H, may Allāh’s mercy be upon him.
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