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The 15 pages that link to Ijazah, each with the reason it gives.

• MadrasaRelated: This credential linked madrasa learning to named teachers and scholarly transmission.

• Sufi ordersRelated: Authorization can regulate who teaches an order's methods and litanies.

• QadiriyyaRelated: Authorization allows Qadiriyya teachers to guide disciples and transmit practices.

• Islamic educationRelated: This credential records personal transmission and scholarly authorization outside modern degree systems.

• SilsilaRelated: It can document a shaykh’s authority to initiate disciples or transmit teachings.

• HawzaRelated: Authorizations can attest to a student's learning or permission to transmit particular material.

• Islamic scholarshipRelated: It records a personal link between teacher, student, and transmitted learning.

• Deobandi movementRelated: Teacher-granted authorization helps preserve scholarly transmission across generations.

• TariqaRelated: An ijazah can authorize a disciple to guide others within a tariqa's lineage.

• Al-NawawiRelated: The transmission of his books reflects the scholarly networks that preserve Islamic learning.

• University of al-QarawiyyinRelated: Teacher-authorized transmission offers a model distinct from modern degree systems.

• Al-SuyutiRelated: Transmission credentials formed part of the authority behind his scholarly work.

• Hâfız OsmanRelated: Calligraphers used such certificates to mark mastery and authorize students.

• Sheikh HamdullahRelated: Calligraphic mastery was preserved through teacher-to-student authorization and practice.

• TijaniyyahRelated: Authorization from a Tijani guide legitimizes the transmission of the order’s practices.