Timeline of early Muslim scholars

Below is a chronology of birth dates of famous Muslim scholars of the past:

AH Year	CE Year	Scholar
21	642	Hasan Al-Basri – One of the most celebrated of the Tab'iun whose name is often encountered in commentaries of the Quran.
80	702	Abu Hanifa – Famous for his school of jurisprudence.
85	704	Ibn Ishaq – Famous for his biography of the Prophet ﷺ.
93	711	Malik ibn Anas – Famous for his school of jurisprudence.
150	767	Al-Shaafi'i – Famous for his school of jurisprudence.
164	780	Ahmad Ibn Hanbal – Famous for his school of jurisprudence.
194	810	Muhammad Al-Bukhari – Famous for his Hadith collection.
204	819	Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj – Famous for his Hadith collection.
214	829	Al-Nasa'i – Famous for his Hadith collection.
240	854	Ibn Abi Hatim
270	883	Ibn Hibban
321	933	Al-Haakim
384	994	Al-Bayhaqi
392	1002	Al-Khateeb Al-Baghdadi
450	1058	Al-Ghazali – Famous for his works entitled The Incoherence of the Philosophers and The Revival of the Religious Sciences.
631	1233	Al-Nawawi – Famous for his collection of 40 Hadith and his work entitled The Meadows of the Righteous.
661	1263	Ibn Taymiyyah
691	1292	Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya
701	1300	Ibn Kathir – Famous for his commentary on the Quran.

Note: AH is short for After Hijrah; CE is short for Common Era.