The Life of Imam Muhammad ibn 'Ali al-Baqir (A.S)

The Life of Imam Muhammad ibn 'Ali al-Baqir (A.S) Author: Baqir Sharif al-Qarashi
Translator: Jasim al-Rasheed
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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
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