AB？ NASR IBN AL-SABB？GH THE MUDARRIS AT NIZ？MIYYA MADRASA IN BAGHD？D

DOI: 10.26650/TurkJHist.2018.423669 It was a privilege to conduct lectures in Nizāmiyya Madrasas, especially the one in Baghdād, which previously had a prominent place in the history of Islamic education. Numerous scholars and jurists altered their first sects, converting into Shāfiism so as to be able to give lectures in Nizāmiyya Madrasas. Evidently, scholars and jurists have been in competition amongst themselves, such as Abū Nasr Ibn al-Sabbāgh, Abū Ishāq al-Shīrāzī, and Abū Sa‘d al-Mutawallī. Furthermore, they sought mediation of the caliphs, sultans, and viziers. This stems from the reputation and privileged position of Baghdād Nizāmiyya Madrasa throughout the world