Alhassanain(p) Network for Heritage and Islamic Thought

Author: Baqir Sharif al-Qarashi
Translator: Jasim al-Rasheed
Publisher: Ansariyan Publications – Qum
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• PUBLISHER'S PREFACE
• Dedication
• Introduction
• Notes
• CHAPTER l: THE GREAT BABY
• His Mother
• His Father
• The Great Baby
• His Name
• His Kunya
• His Nick-Names
• The Greetings of the Prophet to al-Baqir
• His Features
• His Early Cleverness
• His Solemnity and His Prestige
• The Inscription of his Ring
• His Residence
• Notes
• CHAPTER II: UNDER THE AUSPICES OF AL-HUSAYN AND ‘ALI
• Under the Care of his Grandfather
• Under the Auspices of his Father
• Admiration and Glorification
• 1. Sa‘ïd b. al-Musayyab
• 2. Al-Zuhri
• 3. Zayd b. Aslam
• 4. ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 5. Abu Hazim
• 6. Malik
• 7. Jabir b. ‘Abd Allah
• 8. Al-Waqidi
• His high Morals
• His Proclaiming Knowledge
• His Urging (the Moslems) to seek Knowledge
• His Honoring the Seekers of Knowledge
• The Readers of the Koran cleaved to him
• His Freeing of Slaves
• His Worship and his Piety
• His Alms and his Kindness
• The Wonderful Poem of al-Farazdaq
• Deep Sadness
• His Commandments to his Son al-Baqir
• His Supplications for his Children
• In Protection from Immortality
• Al-Walïd poisoned the Imam
• His Designation for the Imamate of al-Baqir
• His Bequests to his Son al-Baqir
• To the High Comrade
• His Preparation for Burial
• His Funeral
• To his final Resting Place
• Fabrication
• Notes
• CHAPTER lll: HIS BROTHERS AND HIS CHILDREN 
• His Brothers
• Zayd the Martyr
• His Birth
• His Early Life
• His Worship and his Piety
• His Knowledge and his Literature
• Imam al-Baqir admired Zayd
• With Hisham b. ‘Abd al-Malik
• The Legal Uprising
• The Great Uprising
• Treason and Perfidy
• Under the Protection of Immortality
• Torturing Zayd's Supporters
• The Moslems' Discontent
• Burning the Great Body
• With al-Mas‘udi
• Al-Husayn al-Asghar (the younger)
• His Religious Knowledge
• His Clemency and his Solemnity
• His Devotion and his Piety
• His Death
• His Nickname
• His Religious Knowledge
• His Authority over the Heirlooms of the Prophet
• His Death
• ‘Umar al-Ashraf
• His Kunya
• His Nickname
• His Religious Knowledge
• His Authority over the Heirlooms of the Prophet
• His Death
• ‘Ali
• Imam al-Baqir's Children
• 1. Ibrahïm
• 2. Imam Ja‘far
• 3.‘Abd Allah
• 4.‘Ali
• 5.‘Abd Allah
• Notes
• CHAPTER IV: ADMIRATION AND GLORIFICATION 
• 1. Imam al-Sadiq
• 2. Mohammed b.al-Munkadir
• 3. Sudayf al-Makki
• 4. Hisham b. ‘Abd al-Malik
• 5. Al-Mansur al-Dawanïqi
• 6. Abd Allah b.‘Ata'
• 7. Jabir b.Yazïd
• 8. Jabir b. ‘Abd Allah
• 9. Ibn Hajar al-Haythami
• 10. Ibn Kuthayr
• 11. ‘Abd al-Hamïd al-Hanbali
• 12. Al-Nabahani
• 13. Al-Qirmani
• 14. Al-Dhahabi
• 15. Mohammed b. Abï Bakr
• 16. Mohammed al-Jazri
• 17. Kamal al-Dïn al-Shafi‘i
• 18. Idrïs al-Qarashi
• 19. Jamal al-Dïn
• 20. Mohammed al-Sabban
• 21. Ibn Abï al-Haddïd
• 22. Shaykh al-Mufïd
• 23. Abu al-Hasan al-Tubrisi
• 24. Tajj al-Dïn
• 25. Mahmud b. Whayb
• 26. ‘Abbas al-Makki
• 27. Sayyid Kazim al-Yamani
• 28. Ibn Taymiya
• 29. Al-Shaykhani
• 30. Al-Majlisi
• 31. Al-Nawawi
• 32. Abu Zar‘a
• 33. Ibn ‘Anba
• 34. ‘Ali b.‘Isa al-Arbali
• 35. Ahmed Fahmi
• 36. Farïd Wajdi
• 37. Abu Zahrah
• 38. Al-Talmasani
• Notes
• CHAPTER V: THE QUALITIES OF HIS CHARACTER 
• His Imamate
• Infallibility
• The Definition of Infallibility
• The Evidence for Infallibility
• Doubts and Imaginations
• His Clemency
• His Patience
• His Honoring the Poor
• His Releasing the Slaves
• His Spending on his Companions
• His Alms to the Poor of Medina
• His Generosity and his Liberality
• His Worship
• A. His Reverence in his Prayers
• B. His many Prayers
• C. His Supplications during his Prostration
• D. His Supplication during his Personal Prayers
• His Pilgrimage
• His Whispered Prayer with Allah
• His Praising Allah
• His Renouncing Worldly Pleasures
• Notes
• CHAPTER VI: HIS TALENTS AND HIS GENIUS 
• The Scientific Life at his Time
• The Bright Role of the Imam
• The Sciences the Imam Discussed
• The Tradition
• The Reports of the Imams
• The Traditions of Imam al-Baqir
• His Traditions from the Prophet
• His Traditions on the Authority of the Imam, the Commander of the Faithful
• His Narration from his Grandfather al-Husayn
• His Narration from his Father
• His Narration from Jabir al-Ansari
• His Narration from ‘Umar
• His Narration from b. ‘Abbas
• His Narration from Zayd b. Arqam
• His Narration From Abï Dharr
• The Exegesis of the Holy Koran
• The Virtue of Reciting the Koran
• Repetition of Reciting the Koran
• The Koran far above Falsehood
• The Imam dispraised those who distort the Koran
• Figurative Usage in the Koran
• The Basmalah is Part of the Suras of the Koran
• The Koran was revealed in Seven Letters
• The Seven Letters
• The Imam denied the Seven Letters
• The Method of Exegesis
• The Exegesis through the transmitted Sayings
• The Exegesis through the Opinion
• Imam al-Baqir's Exegesis
• Examples of al-Baqir's Exegesis
• Theology
• Monotheism
• Notes
• The Imamate
• The Critical Need for the Imam
• To know the Imam is obligatory
• To obey the Imam is obligatory
• The Right of the Imam against People
• The Dignity of the Imam
• Accepting the Leadership of the Imams of ahl al-Bayt
• Al-Baqir praised the Imams
• The Number of the Imams
• The Sufferings of the Imams
• Al-Baqir urged Reporters and Traditionalists to proclaim the Glorious Deeds of the Imams
• The Knowledge of the Imams
• Al-Baqir predicted Events
• Jurisprudence
• 1. Its Characteristics
• 2. Its Flexibility
• 3. It has opened a Door to Ijtihad
• 4. It resorts to the Judgment of Reason
• Jurisprudential Problems
• The Rules of Fighting in Islam
• Wiping the two Light Leather Boots (khuffayn) with Water
• Touching the Vestibule of the Vulva does not invalidate Wudu’
• Raising the Voice during the quiet Prayer
• Asking Allah to bless Mohammed and his Family in Tashahhud
• Science of Fundamentals
• Presumption of Continuity (Istishab)
• The Rule of Passing (Qa‘idat al-Tajawiz)
• The Rule of Finishing (Qa‘idat al-Faragh)
• The Rule of Removing Harm
• The Remedy of Contradiction
• 1. Publicity (al-Shuhra)
• 2. The Tradition should be harmonious with the Book and the Sunna
• 3. Preferring the Tradition through the Qualities of Narrators
• Economic Researches
• 1. The Necessity of Improving Livelihood
• 2. Warning from Laziness
• 3.Al-Baqir detested those who left Work
• 4. Work is Obedience to Allah
• Knowledge and Scholars
• 1. The Virtue of Knowledge
• 2. The Virtue of the Scholar
• 3.Associating with Scholars and the Pious
• 4. Discussing Knowledge
• 5.Rules for the Student
• 6.Proclaiming Knowledge
• 7. The Imam urged Moslems to learn
• 8. Understanding the Religion
• 9. Putting Knowledge into effect
• 10. Action coupled with knowing Allah is accepted
• 11. The Imam dispraised Boasting of Seeking Knowledge
• 12. Giving Religious Opinions without Knowledge
• 13. The Qualities of the Scholar
• Traditions on Faith
• 1. The Essence of Faith
• 2. The Ranks of Faith
• 3. The Qualities of the Pious
• With the Shi‘ites
• 1. His Commandments to his Shi‘ites
• 2.The Early Shi‘ites
• 3.The Attributes of the Shi‘ites
• 4. Al-Baqir's Commandments to Shi‘ites
• 5. Love for Ahl al-Bayt
• 6. Why have Shi‘ites been called rafida?
• 7. Al-Baqir's Supplication for his Shi‘ites
• The Lives and Maxims of the Prophets
• 1. Part of Allah's Revelation to Adam
• 2. Solomon's Maxim
• 3. A Maxim in the Torah
• 4. Why was Noah called the Grateful Servant?
• 5.Noah's Prayer against his People
• 6. Ismael was the first to speak Arabic
• 7. Allah whispered (words) to Moses
• 8. Al-Baqir denied that the Prophet was Illiterate
• 9.Noah and Iblis
• 10. The Death of Solomon
• 11. Jacob's meeting with Joseph
• 12. The Period of Jacob's Life in Egypt
• Notes
• On the Prophet's Life
• 1. The Prophet borrowed Weapons from Safwan
• 2. Khalid marched to Bani Judhayma
• The Life of Imam ‘Ali
• The Commander of the Faithful predicted the Murder of al-Husayn
• The Characteristics of the Commander of the Faithful
• The Events of Siffïn
• Raising the Siege from the Water
• Mu‘awiya and ‘Amru b. al-‘As
• Imam ‘Ali delivered a Sermon at Siffïn
• The Day of al-Harrïr
• The Document of the Arbitration
• The Tragedy of Imam Husayn
• The Narration of ‘Ammar al-Dihni
• Criticisms
• Imam al-Baqir's Valuable Commandments
• His Commandments to his Son al-Sadiq
• His Commandments to one of his Children
• His Commandments to ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• His Commandments to Jabir al-Ju‘fi
• His Commandments to a Moslem
• His Commandments to one of his Companions
• His Preaching
• The Virtue of Reason
• Cleverness
• Contemplation
• Noble Manners
• 1. Kindness
• 2. Fairness
• 3. Kindness should be Equivalent to Fairness
• Rules of Conduct
• 1. Cheerfulness
• 2. Treating people kindly
• Moslem’s Rights
• Fulfilling the Moslem’s Need
• Relations with Womb Relatives
• Alms
• Pity for the Orphan
• Good Qualities
• Silence
• Bad Qualities and Deeds
• Backbiting and Slander
• Anger and its Remedy
• Vanity
• Al-Baqir’s Supplications
• Imam al-Baqir urged Moslems to Supplication
• Wonderful Maxims
• Notes
• CHAPTER VII: KUTHAYR ‘AZZAH AND AL-KUMAYT
• Kuthayr ‘Azzah
• His Obedience to the Members of the House (ahl al-Bayt), peace be on them
• His Obedience to al-Baqir
• Kuthayr praised the Sons of Marwan
• His Death
• Fabricated Narration
• Criticisms
• Al-Kumayt Al-Asadi
• His Birth and his Early Life
• His Talents
• His Poetry
• Al- Kumayt and al-Farazdaq
• The Characteristics of his Poetry
• His firm Doctrine
• Al-Kumayt and Imam al-Baqir
• His longing for seeing the Imam
• Al-Kumayt elegized al-Husayn
• A Poem of his Poems called al-Hashimiyat
• His Poem called al-Lamiya
• His Poem called al-‘Ayniya
• His firm Struggle
• 1. His praising ahl al-Bayt
• 2. His dispraising the Umayyds
• 3. His moving Tribalism between the Yemenis and the Nazaris
• His Arrest
• His Escape from Prison
• Al-Kumayt received Forgiveness
• Admonition and Apology
• To Paradise
• Notes
• CHAPTER VIII: INSIGNIFICANT KINGS 
• Marwan bin al-Hakam
• 1. The Prophet cursed him
• 2. His father was banished from Medina
• 3. During the Days of ‘Uthman
• His Inclinations and his Qualities
• Marwan was fond of cursing the Commander of the faithful
• His Caliphate
• His Death
• ‘Abd al-Malik bin Marwan
• His Qualities
• 1. Tyranny
• 2. Perfidy
• 3. Cruelty and Uselessness
• 4. Miserliness
• ‘Abd al-Malik transferred the Hajj to Jerusalem
• ‘Abd al-Malik disparaged his Predecessors
• ‘Abd al-Malik appointed al-Hajjaj as Governor
• The Prophet's prophecy
• The Prophecy of the Commander of the Faithful
• The Indignant with al-Hajjaj
• 1. ‘Umar b. ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 2. ‘Aism
• 3. Al-Qasim
• 4. Zadhan
• 5. Tawus
• Some of al-Hajjaj's Characteristics
• His Unbelief
• Disdaining the Prophet
• Some of al-Hajjaj's Crimes
• He punished the Shï‘a severely
• The critical Conditions of Kufa
• He attacked the Kaba with Catapults
• His Prisons
• His Death
• ‘Abd al-Malik and al-Akhtal
• Imam al-Baqir and ‘Abd al-Malik
• ‘Abd al-Malik ordered Imam al-Baqir to be arrested
• Imam al-Baqir freed Islamic money
• The Death of ‘Abd al-Malik
• Al-Walïd bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• Sulayman bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• His Death
• ‘Umar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• He prevented the People from Cursing Imam ‘Ali
• He gave the Alïds their Rights
• He returned Fadak
• ‘Umar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azïz and Imam al-Baqir
• 1. Imam al-Baqir predicted of ‘Umar's Caliphate
• 2. ‘Umar honored Imam al-Baqir
• 3. ‘Umar exchanged letters with Imam al-Baqir
• Baseless Accusation
• Criticisms
• His Death
• Yazïd bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• Hisham bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• Imam al-Baqir in Damascus
• Imam al-Baqir made a Speech in Damascus
• Imam al-Baqir was arrested
• Imam al-Baqir and a Priest
• Hisham ordered the Shops to be closed
• Notes
• CHAPTER IX: THE TIME OF IMAM AL-BAQIR 
• The Islamic Sects
• The Mu‘tazilites
• The History of the Mu‘tazilites
• The Mu‘tazilites and Policy
• The Mu‘tazilites and the Christians
• The Fundamental Doctrines
• 1. Oneness of Allah
• 2. Divine Justice
• 3. Promise and Threat
• 4. Rank between two Ranks
• 5. Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil
• The Shï‘a and the Mu‘tazilites
• Generally accepted Matters
• Generally unaccepted Matters
• 1. The Imamate of the Mafdul
• 2. Intercession
• Imam al-Baqir and the Leaders of the Mu‘tazilites
• 1. Al-Hasan al-Basri
• 2. Imam al-Baqir refuted al-Hasan
• 3. Imam al-Baqir and ‘Amru bin ‘Ubayd
• The Murji'a
• 1. The Meaning of the Murji'a
• The Growth of the Murji'a
• The Shï‘a and the Murji'a
• Grimar's Claims
• The Definition of Faith
• Imam al-Baqir and ‘Amru al-Masir
• Abu Hanïfa and the Irja'
• The Kharijites
• Their Religious Views
• Imam al-Baqir and Nafi‘
• The Shï‘a
• The Meaning of the Shï‘a
• The Beginning of Shi‘ism
• The Fable of ‘Abd Allah b. Saba’
• 1. Al-Malti
• 2. Al-Nashshar
• 3. Shaykh Abu Zahra
• The Shï‘a and Excessiveness
• The Meaning of Excessiveness
• The Shï‘a have renounced the Excessive
• The Shï‘ite View concerning the Imams
• The Love of the Shï‘a for the Imams
• The Aspects of Love for the Imams
• The Definition of the Companions
• The Position of the Companions
• 1. Sayyid ‘Ali Khan
• Imam Sharf al-Dïn
• The Attitude of Imam al-Baqir towards the Companions
• Notes
• The Shï‘ite Political Thoughts
• Economic Welfare
• Abolishing Racial Discrimination
• Spreading Justice
• Revolt against Oppression
• Boldness and Intrepidity
• The Shï‘a faced Troubles
• Precautionary Dissimulation
• The Unity of the Shï‘a
• Scientific Life
• The School of the Next Generation
• 1. Sa‘ïd b. al-Musayyab
• His Scientific Position
• His Reliability
• His Death
• 2. ‘Urwa bin al-Zubayr
• His Death
• 4. ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 5. Sulayman bin Yasar al-Hilali
• 6. Kharija bin Zayd b. Thabit
• 7. Al-Qasim bin Mohammed bin Abu Bakr
• The School of the Ahl al-Bayt
• Public Cultural Life
• Political Life
• Political Parties
• 1. The Umayyad Party
• 2. The Zubayri Party
• 3. The Kharijites
• 4. The Shi‘a
• Discords and Disorders
• Play and Luxury
• Excessive Dowries
• Luxurious Women
• Singing
• Fabricated Traditions
• Exploiting al-Zahri
• Fabricated Narration against Imam Abu Ja‘far
• Fabricators against Abu Ja‘far
• 1. Bayan bin Sam‘an al-Hindi
• 2. Hamza al-Barbari
• 3. Al-Mughïra bin Sa‘ïd
• His Heresies
• Imam al-Baqir renounced him
• The Revolt of al-Mughïra b. Sa‘ïd
• Unbelief and Polytheism
• Imam al-Baqir and a Syrian Scholar
• Violent Revolts
• The Revolt of the Repentant
• The Revolt of al-Mukhtar
• Al-Mukhtar scared the Murderers
• Al-Mukhtar killed the Murderers
• The Revolt of Ibn al-Zubayr
• His Miserliness
• His Enmity towards the ‘Alïds
• The Failure of his Revolt
• Economic Life
• Notes
• CHAPTER X: HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (01)
• 1. Aban bin Taghlub
• His Birth and his early Life
• His Scientific Position
• His Obedience to the ahl al-Bayt
• His Reliability
• His Books
• His Death
• 2. Aban bin Abï ‘Ayyash Fayruz
• His Death
• 3. Ibrahim bin al-Azraq
• 4. Ibrahim bin Abï al-Bilad
• 5. Ibrahim bin Jamïl
• 6. Ibrahim bin Hanan
• 7. Ibrahim bin Salih al-Anmati
• 8. Ibrahim bin ‘Abd Allah
• 9. Ibrahim bin ‘Ubayd
• 10. Ibrahim bin ‘Umar
• 11. Ibrahim bin Mohammed
• 12. Ibrahim bin Marthed
• 13. Ibrahim bin Ma’adh
• 14. Ibrahim b. Ma‘rad
• 15. Ibrahim b. Na‘ïm
• 16. Abyad bin Aban
• 17. Ahmed bin ‘A’idh bin Habïb
• 18. Ahmed bin ‘Umran
• 19. Ishaq bin ‘Abd Allah
• 20. Ishaq bin Bashïr
• 21. Ishaq bin Ja‘far b. ‘Ali
• 22. Ishaq bin Nuh
• 23. Ishaq bin al-Fadl
• 24. Ishaq bin Yasar
• 25. Ishaq bin Yazïd
• 26. Ishaq bin Wasil al-Dabbi
• 27. Ishaq al-Qummi
• 28. Isra‘ïl bin Ghayyath al-Makki
• 29. Isma‘ïl bin Zyyad al-Bazzaz al-Kufi al-Asadi
• 30. Isma‘ïl bin Jabir al-Ju‘fi
• 31. Isma‘ïl bin ‘Abd Allah
• 32. Isma‘ïl bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 33. Isma‘ïl bin Sulayman
• 34. Isma‘ïl al-Katib
• 35. Aslam bin Ayman
• 36. Aslam al-Qauwas
• 37. Usayd bin al-Qasim
• 38. Isma‘ïl bin ‘Abd al-Khaliq
• 39. Isma‘ïl bin ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 40. Isma‘ïl bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 41. Isma‘ïl bin al-Fadl
• 42. A‘yun al-Razi
• 43. Anas bin Taghlub
• 44. Anas bin ‘Amru
• 45. Ayyub bin Bakr
• 46. Ayyub bin Abu Tamima
• 47. Ayyub bin Shahab
• 48. Ayyub Washika
• 49. Badr bin al-Khalïl
• 50. Burd al-Iskafi
• 51. Burd al-Khayyat
• 52. Barïd al-Khayyat
• 53. Barïd al-Kanasi
• 54. Barïd bin Mu‘awiya
• 55. Bassam bin ‘Abd Allah
• 56. Bashshar al-Aslami
• 57. Bishro bin Ja‘far
• 58. Bishr bin Khath‘am
• 59. Bishr bin Abï ‘Aqaba
• 60. Bishr bin ‘Abd Allah
• 61. Bishr bin Maymun
• 62. Bishr bin Yasar
• 63. Bishr Bayya al-Zatti
• 64. Bishr al-Rahhal
• 65. Bashïr al-Ju‘fi
• 66. Bashïr Abu ‘Abd al-Samed
• 67. Bashïr bin Sulayman
• 68. Bakr bin Habïb
• 69. Bakr bin Khalid
• 70. Bakr bin Salih
• 71. Bakr bin Karb
• 72. Bakkrawayh al-Kindi
• 73. Bukayr bin A‘yun
• 74. Bukayr bin Jundub
• 75. Bukayr bin Habïb
• 76. Tamïm bin Zyyad
• 77. Thabit bin Abï Thabit
• 78. Thabit bin Dïnar
• 79. Thabit b. Za’ida
• 80. Thabit bin Hurmuz
• 81. Thuwayr bin Abï Fakhta
• 82. Jabir bin ‘Abd Allah
• 83. Jabir bin Yazïd
• His Reliability
• His Books
• His Narration on the Authority of Abu Ja‘far
• His Mental Disorder
• His Death
• Notes
• HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (02)
• 84. Al-Jarud bin al-Sari
• 85. Al-Jarud bin al-Mundhir
• 86. Al-Jarrah al-Mada’ini
• 87. Ja‘far al-Ahmasi
• 88. Ja‘far b. Ibrahim
• 89. Ja‘far b. Ibrahim
• 90. Ja‘far bin al-Hakïm
• 91. Ja‘far bin ‘Amru
• 92. Ju‘da
• 93. Al-Hasan bin Abï Sarra
• 94. Al-Hasan bin Hubaysh
• 95. Al-Hasan bin al-Hasan
• 96. Al-Hasan bin Zyyad
• 97. Al-Hasan bin al-Sari
• 98. Al-Hasan bin Shahab
• 99. Al-Hasan bin Salih
• 100. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ali
• 101. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ammar
• 102. Al-Hasan bin ‘Ammarah
• 103. Al-Hasan b. Kuthayr
• 104. Al-Hasan bin al-Mundhir
• 105. Al-Hasan bin Yousif
• 106. Al-Hasan al-Ju‘fi
• 107. Al-Hasan al-Zayyat
• 108. Al-Husayn bin al-Abtar
• 109. Al-Husayn bin Abu al-Ala’
• 110. Al-Husayn bin Thuwayr
• 111. Al-Husayn bin Hammad
• 112. Al-Husayn bin ‘Abd Allah
• 113. Al-Husayn bin ‘Ubayd Allah
• 114. Al-Husayn bin Mus‘ab
• 115. Al-Husayn bin al-Mundhir
• 116. Safi al-A‘war
• 117. Hafs bin Ghayyath
• 118. Al-Hakam bin al-Salt
• 119. Al-Hakam bin Abï Na‘ïm
• 120. Al-Hakam bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 121. Al-Hakam bin ‘Utayba
• His Death
• 122. Al-Hakam bin ‘Alya’
• 123. Al-Hakam bin al-Qattat
• 124. Al-Hakam bin al-Mukhtar
• 125. Hakïm bin Hakam
• 126. Hakïm bin Suhayb
• 127. Hakïm bin Mu‘awiya
• 128. Hammad bin Abï Sulayman
• 129. Hammad bin Abï al-‘Atarid
• 130. Hammad bin Bashïr
• 131. Hammad bin Rashïd
• 132. Hammad bin al-Mughïra
• 133. Hamran bin A‘yun
• His Scientific Rank
• His Rank with the Imams
• His intense Obedience to the Imams
• 134. Hamza bin Hamran
• 135. Hamza bin ‘Ata’
• 136. Hamza bin ‘Ammara
• 137. Hamza al-Tayyar
• 138. Khazim al-Ashal
• 139. Khalid bin Abï Karïma
• 140. Khalid bin Awfa
• 141. Khalid bin Bakkar
• 142. Khalid bin Tuhman
• 143. Khuthayma bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 144. Khuthayma bin Abï Khuthayma
• 145. Dawud al-Abzari
• 146. Dawud bin Abï Hind
• 147. Dawud bin Habïb
• 148. Dawud bin Hurra
• 149. Dawud bin Zayd
• 150. Dawud bin al-Dajjaji
• 151. Dalham bin Salih
• 152. Rai‘ bin Muslima
• 153. Al-Rabï‘ al-‘Absi
• 154. Rabï‘ bin Sa‘d
• 155. Rabï‘a bin Abï ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 156. Rabï‘a bin Najidh
• 157. Razi al-Abzari
• 158. Razïn al-Anmati
• 159. Rushd bin Sa‘d
• 160. Rafïd, the Retainer of the Banu Hubayra
• 161. Raqaba bin Masqala
• 162. Za’ida bin Qaddama
• 163. Zahr bin ‘Abd Allah
• 164. Zarara bin A‘yun
• His Lineage
• His Scientific Rank
• His Narration from Imam al-Baqir
• Who narrated from Zarara?
• His Talents were praised
• A. Jamïl Darrajj
• B. Al-Najashi
• C. Al-Kashi
• D. Ibn al-Nadïm
• Imam al-Sadiq and Zarara
• Slanderous Traditions
• Zarara is Immortal
• Notes
• HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (03)
• 165. Zakariya bin ‘Abd Allah
• 166. Zuhayr al-Mada’ini
• 167. Zyyad al-Ahlam
• 168. Zyyad al-Aswad
• 169. Zyyad bin Abï al-Hallal
• 170. Zyyad bin Abï Raja’
• 171. Zyyad bin Abï Zyyad
• 172. Zyyad bin al-Aswad
• 173. Zyyad bin Sawqa
• 174. Zyyad bin Salih
• 175. Zyyad bin ‘Isa
• 176. Zyyad bin ‘Isa
• 177. Zyyad bin al-Mundhir
• 178. Zyyad, the Retainer of Abu Ja‘far
• 179. Zyyad al-Hashimi
• 180. Zayyd al-Ajjra
• 181. Zayyd bin Sulayt
• 182. Zayyd al-Shahham
• 183. Zayyd bin Qaddama
• 184. Salim bin Abï Hafsa
• 185. Salim al-Ashal
• 186. Salim al-Ja‘far
• 187. Sudayr bin Hakïm
• 188. Sudayf al-Makki
• 189. Sa‘d bin Abï ‘Amru
• 190. Sa‘d al-Haddad
• 191. Sa‘d bin al-Hasan
• 192. Sa‘d bin Turayf
• 193. Sa‘d bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• 194. Sukayn al-Ju‘di
• 195. Sukayn al-Madani
• 196. Salam bin Abï ‘Umayra
• 197. Salam bin Sa‘d
• 198. Salam bin al-Mustanïr
• 199. Salam al-Ju‘fi
• 200. Salam al-Makki
• 201. Salam bin Bishr
• 202. Salman bin Khalid
• 203. Salman al-Kinani
• 204. Salama bin al-Ahtam
• 205. Sulayman bin Khalid
• 206. Salama bin Mihriz
• 207. Sulayman, Retainer of Turbal
• 208. Sulayman bin Harun
• 210. Sawra bin Kulayb
• 211. Sharjara bin Maymun
• 212. Shurays al-Rabishi
• 213. Shu‘ayb bin Bakr
• 214. Shu‘ayb al-Haddad
• 215. Shahab bin ‘Abd Rabba
• 216. Shimr bin Hawshab
• 217. Salih bin Sahl
• 218. Salih bin ‘Aqaba
• 219. Salih bin Maythem
• 220. Samit Bayya‘ al-Harawi
• 221. Sabah bin Yahya
• 222. Al-Salt bin al-Hajjaj
• 223. Durays bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• 224. Durays Bayya‘ al-Ghazl
• 225. Durays al-Kinani
• 226. Tahir, the Retainer of Abu Ja‘far
• 227. Tarbal bin Raja’
• 228. Zarïf bin Nasih
• 229. ‘Asim bin ‘Umar
• Notes
• HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (04)
• 230. ‘Amir bin Abï al-Ahwas
• 231. ‘Abbad al-Basri
• 232. ‘Abbad bin Jurayh
• 233. ‘Abbad b. Suhayb
• 234. ‘Abd al-Jabbar bin A‘yun
• 235. ‘Abd al-Hamïd bin Abï Ja‘far
• 236. ‘Abd al-Hamïd bin Abï al-Daylam
• 237. ‘Abd al-Hamïd bin ‘Awad
• 238. ‘Abd al-Hamïd al-Wasiti
• 239. ‘Abd al-Khaliq bin ‘Abd Rabba
• 240. ‘Abd al-Khaliq bin ‘Arrad
• 241. ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 242. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin A‘yun
• 243. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Zar‘a
• 244. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Salim
• 245. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin Sulayman
• 246. ‘Abd al-Rahman bin ‘Ajlan
• 247. ‘Abd al-Rahïm
• 248. ‘Abd al-Rahïm bin Ruh
• 249. ‘Abd al-Rahïm bin Salïm
• 250. ‘Abd al-Salam bin Kuthayr
• 251. ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 252. ‘Abd al-Ghaffar bin Qasim
• 253. ‘Abd al-Karïm bin Abï Ya‘fur
• 254. ‘Abd al-Karïm bin Mahran
• 255. ‘Abd Allah bin Bukayr
• 256. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Jarud
• 257. ‘Abd Allah bin Jurayh
• 258. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Hasan
• 259. ‘Abd Allah bin Dhubyan
• 260. ‘Abd Allah bin Zar‘a
• 261. ‘Abd Allah bin Sulayman
• 262. ‘Abd Allah bin Sulayman
• 263. ‘Abd Allah bin Shurayk
• 264. ‘Abd bin Salih
• 265. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 266. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ajjlan
• 267. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’
• 268. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’
• 269. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Ata’
• 270. ‘Abd Allah bin ‘Amru
• 271. ‘Abd Allah bin Ghalib
• 272. ‘Abd Allah bin Kaysan
• 273. ‘Abd Allah bin Muhriz
• 274. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed
• 275. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed
• 276. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed
• 277. ‘Abd Allah b. Mohammed
• 278. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Mukhtar
• 279. ‘Abd Allah bin al-Walïd
• 280. ‘Abd Allah al-Hashmi
• 281. ‘Abd al-Mu’min al-Ansari
• 282. ‘Abd al-Mu’min bin al-Qasim
• 283. ‘Abd al-Mu’min bin al-Haythem
• 284. ‘Abd al-Malik bin A‘yun
• 285. ‘Abd al-Malik b. ‘Utba
• 286. ‘Abd al-Malik bin ‘Ata’
• 287. ‘Abd al-Malik bin ‘Amru
• 288. ‘Abd al-Wahid bin al-Mukhtar
• 289. ‘Ubayd bin Kuthayr
• 290. ‘Ubayd Allah bin Mohammed
• 291. ‘Ubayd Allah bin al-Walïd
• 292. ‘Ubayd Allah al-Wassafi
• 293. ‘Ubayda
• 294. ‘Ubayda al-Khath‘ami
• 295. ‘Ubayda al-Saksaki
• 296. ‘Uthman bin Jubla
• 297. ‘Uthman bin Zyyad
• 298. ‘Uthman bin Zyyad
• 299. ‘Adhafar
• 300. ‘Adhafar bin ‘Abd Allah
• 301. ‘Urwa bin ‘Abd Allah
• 302. Al-‘Atta’
• 303. ‘Atta’ bin Yasar
• 304. ‘Atiya
• 305. ‘Atiya
• 306. ‘Atiya bin Dhakran
• 307. ‘Atiya bin Mazar
• 308. ‘Atiya al-‘Awfi
• 309. ‘Aqaba
• Notes
• HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (05)
• 310. ‘Aqaba bin Shayba
• 311. ‘Aqaba bin Qays
• 312. ‘Ukrima
• 313. Al-‘Ala’ bin al-Hasan
• 314. Al-‘Ala’ bin al-Husayn
• 315. Al-‘Ala’ bin ‘Abd al-Karïm
• 316. ‘Ala’ bin Darra’
• 317. ‘Alqama bin Mohammed
• 318. ‘Ali bin al-Ahmasi
• 319. ‘Ali bin Abï Hamza
• 320. ‘Ali bin Abï al-Mughïra
• 321. ‘Ali bin Hanzala
• 322. ‘Ali bin Sa‘ïd
• 323. ‘Ali bin ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 324. ‘Ali bin ‘Abd Allah
• 325. ‘Ali bin ‘Atiya
• 326. ‘Ali bin ‘Aqaba
• 327. ‘Ali bin Maymun
• 328. ‘Ammar bin al-Ahwas
• 329. ‘Ammar bin Marwan
• 330. ‘Umar bin Aban
• 331. ‘Umar bin Aban
• 332. ‘Umar bin Abï Shayba
• 333. ‘Umar bin Thabit
• 334. ‘Umar bin Hanzala
• 335. ‘Umar bin Qays
• 336. ‘Umar bin Qays
• 337. ‘Umar bin Mu‘ammar
• 338. ‘Umar bin Hilal
• 339. ‘Umar bin Yahya
• 340. ‘Amru bin Ubay
• 341. ‘Amru bin Abï al-Muqdam
• 342. ‘Amru bin Jamï‘
• 343. ‘Amru bin Khalid
• 344. ‘Amru bin Khalid
• 345. ‘Amru bin Dïnar
• 346. ‘Amru bin Rashïd
• 347. ‘Amru bin Sa‘ïd
• 348. ‘Amru bin Shimr
• 349. ‘Amru bin ‘Abd ‘Abd Allah
• 350. ‘Amru bin ‘Uthman
• 351. ‘Amru bin Mu‘ammar
• 352. ‘Umran
• 353. ‘Umran bin Abï Khalid
• 354. ‘Umran bin A‘yun
• 355. ‘Unba bin Mas‘ab
• 356. ‘Unba al-‘Abid
• 357. ‘Isa bin Abï Mansur
• 358. ‘Isa bin A‘yun
• 359. ‘Isa bin Bakr
• 360. ‘Isa bin al-Dahhak
• 361. ‘Isa bin al-Tahhan
• 362. Ghalib Abu al-Hadhïl
• 363. Fa’id al-Jammal
• 364. Furat bin al-Ahnaf
• 365. Farwa
• 366. Al-Fadl bin al-Zubayr
• 367. Al-Fadl bin ‘Uthman
• 368. Al-Fadl al-Nawfali
• 369. Al-Fudal
• 370. Al-Fudal bin Khuthaym
• 371. Al-Fudayl bin al-Zubayr
• 372. Al-Fudal bin Sa‘dan
• 373. Al-Fudal bin Shurayh
• 374. Al-Fudal bin ‘Uthman
• 375. Al-Fudayl bin Ghayyath
• 376. Al-Fudayl bin Yasar
• 377. Fitr bin Khalifa
• 378. Fulayh bin Abï Bakr
• 379. Al-Fayd bin al-Mukhtar
• 380. Al-Qasim bin ‘Abd al-Rahman
• 381. Qasim bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• 382. Qaddama bin Za’ida
• 383. Qays bin Abï Moslem
• 384. Qays bin al-Rabï‘
• 385. Kamil bin al-‘Ala’
• 386. Kamil al-Rasafi
• 387. Kamil Sahib al-Sabiri
• 388. Kamil al-Najjar
• 389. Kuthayr bin Kalthem
• 390. Kathïr al-Nawa
• 391. Kulayb b. Mu‘awiya
• 392. Al-Kumayt bin Zayd
• 393. Kankar
• 394. Layth bin Abï Salïm
• 395. Layth bin al-Bakhtari
• 396. Malik bin A‘yun
• 397. Malik bin ‘Atiya
• 398. Mohammed bin Ibrahim
• 399. Mohammed bin Abï Sarrah
• 400. Mohammed bin Abï Mansur
• 401. Mohammed bin Ishaq
• 402. Mohammed bin Isma‘il
• 403. Mohammed bin al-Hasan
• 404. Mohammed bin Hamïd
• 405. Mohammed bin Rustam
• 406. Mohammed bin Zayd
• 407. Mohammed bin Salim
• 408. Mohammed bin Sulayman
• 409. Mohammed bin Sawqa
• 410. Mohammed bin Sahib
• 411. Mohammed bin ‘Abd Allah
• 412. Mohammed bin ‘Ajlan
• 413. Mohammed bin ‘Ajlan
• 414. Mohammed bin ‘Attiya
• 415. Mohammed bin ‘Ali
• 416. Mohammed bin ‘On
• 417. Mohammed bin al-Furat
• 418. Mohammed bin al-Fadl
• 419. Mohammed bin al-Fadl
• 421. Mohammed bin Qays
• 422. Mohammed bin Marwan
• 423. Mohammed bin Marwan
• 424. Mohammed bin Marwan
• Notes
• HIS COMPANIONS AND THE REPORTERS OF HIS TRADITIONS (06)
• 425.Mohammed bin Moslem
• Honoring and Glorification
• His Scientific Rank
• Mohammed before Shurayk, the Judge
• Mohammed bin Moslem sold dates
• His Death
• 426. Mohammed bin Moslem
• 427. Mohammed bin al-Munkadir
• 428. Al-Mustahal bin ‘Ata`’
• 429. Mas‘ada bin Zyya`d
• 430. Mas‘ada bin Sadaqa
• 431. Maskïn
• 432. Maskïn bin ‘Abd
• 433. Masma‘ bin ‘Abd al-Malik
• 434.Ma‘ru`f bin Khrbu`dh
• 435. Mu‘ammar bin Rashïd
• 436. Mu‘ammar bin ‘Ata`’
• 437. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya``
• 438. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya``
• 439. Mu‘ammar bin Yahya`` al-‘Ajali
• 440. Al-Mughïra bin Sa‘ïd
• 441. Al-Mufaddal bin Zayd
• 442. Al-Mufaddal bin Qays
• 443. Muqa`til bin Sulayma`n
• 444. Muqrin al-Sarra`jj
• 445. Mundhir bin Abï Turayfa
• 446. Mansu`r bin al-Mu‘tamir
• 447. Mansu`r bin al-Walïd
• 448. Mu`sa` al-Ash‘ari
• 449. Mu`sa` bin Ashyam
• 450. Mu`sa` al-Khayya`t
• 451. Mu`sa` bin Zyya`d
• 452. Mu`sa` bin ‘Abd Allah
• 453. Muhzim bin Abï Burda
• 454. Maysar bin ‘Abd al-‘Azïz
• 455. Maymu`n al-Ba`n
• 456. Maymu`n al-Qadda`h
• 457. Najm bin al-Hutaym
• 458. Najm al-Ta`’i
• 459. Nujayh bin Moslem
• 460. Al-Nadar bin Qarwa`sh
• 461. Nu‘ma`n al-Ahmasi
• 462. Al-Ward bin Zayd al-Asadi
• 463. Al-Walïd bin Bashïr
• 464. Al-Walïd bin ‘Urwa al-Hajri
• 465. Al-Walïd bin al-Qa`sim
• 466. Ha`ru`n al-Jabali
• 467. Ha`ru`n bin Hamza
• 468. Ha`shim bin Abï Ha`shim
• 469. Ha`shim al-Raha`’i
• 470. Yahya`` bin Abï al-‘Ala`’ al-Razza`i
• 471. Yahya`` bin Abï Qa`sim al-Hadhdha`’
• 472. Yhaya` bin al-Sa`biq
• 473. Yazïd Abu` Kha`lid al-Kana`si
• 474. Yazïd bin ‘Abd al-Malik al-Ju‘fi
• 475. Yazïd bin ‘Abd al-Malik al-Nawfali
• 476. Yazïd bin Mohammed al-Nïsha`bu`ri
• 477. Yazïd
• 478. Ya‘qu`b al-Azdi
• 479. Ya‘qu`b bin Shu‘ayb
• 480. Younis bin Abï Ya‘fu`r
• 481. Younis bin Khabba`b
• 482. Younis bin al-Mughïra
• Notes
• CHAPTER XI: TO THE SHELTER GARDEN 
• The Ima`m announced his own Death
• The Murder of the Ima`m
• Reasons for the Murder of the Ima`m
• 1. The Ima`m’s high Character
• 2. The Events of Damascus
• Al-Ba`qir designated al-Sa`diq
• His Testamentary Enjoinments
• To the Highest Paradise
• His Preparation(for Burial)
• His Burial
• His Holy Age
• The Year of his Death
• The Moslems condoled Ima`m al-Sa`diq
• Notes