Al-Jarrahi was not alone in narrating "Al-Jami'" from Abu al-Abbas al-Mahbubi; rather, a group of others also narrated it from him, among them Isma'il ibn Yinal al-Mahbubi, to whom one of the audition certificates (sama'at) in this copy is attributed, and it is one of the audition certificates of the hafiz Ibn Hajar al-'Asqalani, as has been explained previously.

Among them also is Abu Ali al-Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Shu'ba al-Marwazi al-Sinji, and from him (it was narrated by) Abu Ya'la Ahmad ibn 'Abd al-Wahid, known as Ibn Zawj al-Hurra, and a portion of the copy "La la li" which we have relied upon in editing this book is through his narration, as we will clarify in what follows, with God's help.

Among them also is Abu al-Abbas Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Siraj al-Sinji al-Tahhan; al-Sam'ani mentioned this in "Al-Ansab" under the nisba of al-Sinji.

Also narrated from Abu Muhammad al-Jarrahi — besides Abu 'Amir al-Azdi, Abu Bakr al-Ghawriji, and Abu Nasr al-Tiryaqi — Abu al-Muzaffar 'Ubayd Allah ibn Ali al-Dahhan al-Marwazi, who heard from al-Jarrahi what had eluded al-Tiryaqi, as we have explained, and Abu Sa'id Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Abi Salih al-Baghawi al-Dabbas. The first was mentioned by al-Is'ardi al-Hafiz(1), and the book was transmitted via the route of the first and the second by the hafiz Ibn Hajar al-'Asqalani(2), and from the route of the second came one of the chains of the final audition in this copy(3).

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(1) "Fada'il al-Kitab al-Jami'" 48-49.
(2) "Al-Mujma' al-Mu'assas li-l-Mu'jam al-Mufahras" 1/98 and 102.
(3) Folio 272, recto.