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Line 215: A strong influence on Ibn Taymiyya was the founder of the Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence, Ahmad ibn Hanbal.{{sfn\|Haque\|1982\|p=7}} Ibn Taymiyya was trained in this school and he had studied Ibn Hanbal's [[Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal\|Musnad]] in great detail, having studied it over multiple times.<ref>{{cite book\|title=Fawat al-Wafayat\|last=Al-Kutubi\|first=Shakir \|year=1881 \|page=35}}</ref> Though he spent much of his life following this school, in the end he renounced [[taqlid]] (blind following).{{sfn\|Haque\|1982\|p=8}} His work was most influenced by the sayings and actions of the [[Salaf]] (first 3three ~~generation~~generations of Muslims) and this showed in his work where he would give preference to the Salaf over his contemporaries.{{sfn\|Haque\|1982\|p=7}} The modern [[Salafi movement]] derives its name from this school of thought.{{sfn\|Haque\|1982\|p=7}} == Views ==

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