Note 347 — PART II THE DIVINE COMEDY COMPARED WITH OTHER MOSLEM LEGENDS ON THE AFTER-LIFE (continued 2)
Harold Sunderland translation
Cf. Ibn Makhluf, II, 147. Abu Abd Allah Mohamed ibn Ayshun was a theologian and lawyer who also wrote poetry and compiled several books of hadiths. After being taken captive by the Christians, he was ransomed and died in his native town, Toledo, in 952 A.D.