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The four madhabs are Hanafi, Maliki, Hanbali and Shafici.
I know that Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal was Imam Al Shafici's student and Imam Al Shafici was a student of Imam Malik Ibn Anas. Laakiin I don't know who taught Malik Ibn Anas and Imam Abu Hanifa, I'll let someone else answer that.

InaSamaale wrote:Yup, thanks. Pretty bad with names.

Who are the four scholars who pioneered schools of thoughts that have survived ? Also, given they shared knowledge among each other, outline who studied under who.

Imam Malik, Imam Shafi'i, Imam Abu Hanifah, and Imam Ahmed ibn Hanbal

Imam Shafi'i studied under Imam Malik for 9 years.

Which prophets were known as the "Ulul azmi"?

HilaacHills wrote:Which prophets were known as the "Ulul azmi"?

Nabi Muhammad (saw), Nabi Isa (as), Nabi Musa (as), Nabi Ibrahim (as), Nabi Nuh (as).

Ismail& LCB correct.

Ismail87 wrote:The four madhabs are Hanafi, Maliki, Hanbali and Shafici.
I know that Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal was Imam Al Shafici's student and Imam Al Shafici was a student of Imam Malik Ibn Anas. Laakiin I don't know who taught Malik Ibn Anas and Imam Abu Hanifa, I'll let someone else answer that.

The other thing I was looking for was that Abu Haneefa studied with Imaam Malik too.

LCB ask a question.

Which sahabi is most noted for leading the conquest of Egypt?

LetsCookBreakfast wrote:Which sahabi is most noted for leading the conquest of Egypt?

Amr bin 3as