Narrators of Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn from Among the Tabi`un:
A large number of narrators from among the Tabi`un have narrated this tradition from one or more of the Sahabah mentioned above. Some of them are:
37. Abu alآ­Tufayl `Amir ibn Wathilah alآ­Laythi (3آ­100/625آ­718)
38. `Atiyyah ibn Sa`d alآ­`Awfi.
39. Hanash ibn alآ­Mu`tamar.
40. Alآ­Harith alآ­Hamdani.
41. Habib ibn Abi Thabit.
42. `Ali ibn Rabi`ah.
43. Alآ­Qasim ibn Hassan.
44. Husayn ibn Sabrah.
45. `Amr ibn Muslim.
46. Abu alآ­Duha Muslim ibn Sabih
47. Yahya ibn Ju`dah.
48. Alآ­'Asbagh ibn Nubatah.
49. `Abd Allah ibn Abi Rafi`.
50. Alآ­Muttalib ibn `Abd Allah ibn Hantab alآ­Makhzumi.
51. `Abd alآ­Rahman ibn Abi Sa`id alآ­Khudri.
52. `Umar ibn `Ali ibn Abi Talib.
53. Fatimah ibnat `Ali ibn Abi Talib.
54. Alآ­Hasan ibn alآ­Hasan ibn `Ali ibn Abi Talib.
55. Zayn alآ­'Abidin `Ali ibn alآ­Husayn (A).
56. Yazid ibn Hayyan.
57. Malik ibn Damrah.
58. Abu Salih.
Second/Eighth Century:
59. Sa`id ibn Masruq alآ­Thawri (d. 126/743).
His narration is recorded in Muslim (Sahih, ii, 238) from Muhammad ibn Bakkar, from Hassan ibn Ibrahim, from him, from Yazid ibn Hayyan, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Is considered thiqah by Ibn Hibban, Ibn alآ­Madini, Ibn Hajar alآ­`Asqalani, and alآ­Dhahabi. [18]
60. Alآ­Rukayn ibn alآ­Rabi` Abu alآ­Rabi` alآ­Fazari alآ­Kufi (d.131/ 748).
In Ahmad ibn Hanbal (Musnad, v, 181,182) from alآ­'Aswad ibn `Amir, from Sharik, from him, from alآ­Qasim ibn Hassan, from Zayd ibn Thabit. Is considered thiqah by Ahmad, Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Hibban and Ibn Hajar. [19]
61. Yahya ibn Sa`id ibn Hayyan, Abu Hayyan alآ­Taymi alآ­Kufi (d.145/762).
In Muslim (Sahih, ii, 237 آ­ 238) and Ahmad ibn Hanbal (Musnad, iv, 371) from Yazid ibn Hayyan from Zayd ibn Arqam. Is considered thiqah by alآ­Thawri, Ahmad ibn `Abd Allah alآ­`Ijli, alآ­Dhahabi, alآ­Yafi`i, alآ­`Asqalani, and Ibn Hibban. [20]
62. `Abd alآ­Malik ibn Abi Sulayman Maysarah alآ­`Arzami alآ­Kufi (d.145/762).
In Ahmad (Musnad, iii, 26) from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Is considered thiqah by Ahmad ibn Hanbal and Yahya ibn Mu`in, and also by `Abd Allah ibn Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Sufyan alآ­Thawri, alآ­Nasa'i, alآ­`Ijli and Ibn `Ammar alآ­Musili. [21]
63. Alآ­'A`mash, Sulayman ibn Mihran alآ­'Asadi alآ­Kufi alآ­Kahili (61 آ­ 147/680 آ­ 764).
In alآ­Tirmidhi (Sahih, ii, 220) from `Ali ibn alآ­Mundhir, from Muhammad ibn Fudyal from him from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri and also from Habib ibn Abi Thabit from Zayd ibn Arqam. Is considered thiqah by alآ­Dhahabi, alآ­Yafi`i, alآ­`Ijli, Yahya ibn Mu`in and alآ­Nasa'i. [22]
64. Muhammad ibn Ishaq ibn Yasar alآ­Thaqafi alآ­Madani (d.151/ 768).
His marfu` narrations from Zayd ibn Arqam and Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri have been recorded by Ibn Manzur (Lisan alآ­`Arab, iv, 530). Is considered thiqah by Ibn Hibban, Shu`bah, Sufyan, Yahya ibn Mu`in, Ibn alآ­Madini and alآ­Subki, and other scholars. [23]
65. Isra'il ibn Yunus alآ­Sabi`i, Abu Yusuf alآ­Kufi (d. 160/776).
In Ahmad ibn Hanbal (Musnad, iv, 371) from alآ­'Aswad ibn `Amir, from him, from `Uthman ibn alآ­Mughirah, from `Ali ibn Rabi`ah, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Considered thiqah by alآ­`Ijli, Abu Hatim, Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Ibn Hibban, [24] Ibn Hajar, [25] and others.
66. `Abd alآ­Rahman ibn `Abd Allah ibn `Utbah ibn Mas`ud alآ­Kufi alآ­Mas`udi (d.160/776).
Alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­saghir, i, 135) records his narration from Kathir alآ­Nawa', from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. He is considered thiqah by Yahya ibn Mu`in, Ahmad ibn Hanbal and Ibn alآ­Madini. [26]
67. Muhammad ibn Talhah ibn Musarrif alآ­Yami alآ­Kufi (d. 167/ 783).
Ahmad ibn Hanbal in Musnad, Ibn alآ­Maghazili in alآ­Manaqib and alآ­Hamawi in Fara'id alآ­simtayn have narrated Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn from him. He has been considered thiqah by the authors of the six Sihah all of whom have narrated traditions from him.
68. Abu `Awanah alآ­Waddah ibn `Abd Allah alآ­Yashkari alآ­Wasiti alآ­Bazzaz (d. 176/792).
Alآ­Nasa'i in Khasa'is, alآ­Hakim in alآ­Mustadrak and alآ­Khwarazmi in alآ­Manaqib have narrated Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn from him. He is considered thiqah by Abu Hatim, [27] Abu Zur`ah, Ibn `Adi, [28] alآ­Dhahabi, [29] Ibn Hajar [30] and alآ­Suyuti. [31]
69. Sharik ibn `Abd Allah alآ­Qadi (d. 177/793).
In Musnad Ahmad (v, 181, 182) from alآ­Rukayn, from alآ­Qasim ibn Hassan, from Zayd ibn Thabit. Has been considered thiqah by Yahya ibn Mu`in and alآ­`Ijli. [32]
70. Hassan ibn Ibrahim ibn `Abd Allah alآ­Kirmani (d. 176/792).
Muslim in his Sahih and alآ­Hakim in alآ­Mustadrak. Has been considered thiqah by Ibn Mu`in, Ibn alآ­Madini, Ibn `Adi, Ibn Hibban, [33] and alآ­Dhahabi. [34]
71. Jarir ibn `Abd alآ­Hamid alآ­Dabbi alآ­Kufi (d. 188/803).
Muslim in his Sahih mentions his narration of Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn. He has been considered thiqah by Ibn Sa`d, Muhammad ibn Hammad, Abu Hatim, alآ­`Ijli, [35] Yusuf ibn `Ammar alآ­Musili, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Khirash, Abu alآ­Qasim alآ­Lalika'i, alآ­Khalili and Ibn Hajar. [36] According to the latter two there is unanimity on his tawthiq.
72. Abu Bishr Isma`iI ibn Ibrahim ibn Muqsim alآ­'Asadi alآ­Basri, known as Ibn `Ulayyah (d. 193/808).
His narration of Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn is recorded by Muslim in his Sahih and Ahmad in his Musnad. One of the leading traditionists and jurists of Basrah, he has been considered thiqah by Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Ibn Mu`in, [37] alآ­Dhahabi, [38] alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Sa`d, [39] and alآ­Suyuti. [40]
73. Abu `Abd alآ­Rahman Muhammad ibn alآ­Fudayl alآ­Dabbi alKufi (d. 194/809).
His narration of Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn is mentioned by Muslim and alآ­Tirmidhi in their books. He has been considered thiqah by Ibn Mu`in and saduq by Abu Zur`ah. [41]
74. `Abd Allah ibn Numayr alآ­Hamdani (d. 199/814).
Ahmad ibn Hanbal in his Musnad and Kitab alآ­manaqib. Has been considered thiqah by Yahya ibn Mu`in, alآ­`Ijli and Ibn Sa`d. [42]
75. Habib ibn Abi Thabit (d. 119/737).
His narration is mentioned by alآ­Nasa'i (Khasa'is, i, 133) and Ibn Kathir (alآ­Bidayah wa alآ­nihayah, v, 209) from Ibn alآ­Tufayh from Zayd ibn Arqam. Has been considered thiqah by alآ­`Ijli, Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Nasa'i and Abu Hatim. [43]
76. Abu Ishaq `Amr ibn `Abd Allah alآ­Sabi`i (d. 129/746).
His narration is mentioned by alآ­Darqutni in Kitab alآ­`Ilal (ii, 78) from Hanash ibn alآ­Mu`tamir from Abu Dharr. Has been considered thiqah by Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Nasa'i, alآ­`Ijli and Abu Hatim. [44]
77. Muhammad ibn `Umar ibn `Ali ibn Abi Talib.
In alآ­Dulabi, alآ­Dhurriyyat alآ­tahirah, from his father, from his grandfather (A). Regarded thiqah by alآ­Dhahabi [45] and mentioned in alآ­Thiqat by Ibn Hibban.
78. Hakim ibn Jubayr alآ­'Asadi.
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, iii, No. 2681), from him, from Abu alآ­Tufayl from Zayd ibn Arqam. One of four eminent traditionists of his time. [46]
79. Zakariyya ibn Abi Za'idah (d. 147/764).
In alآ­Muhamili (alآ­'Amali, iii, 38, MS. in Dar alآ­Kutub alآ­Zahiriyyah, Damascus), from him, from `Atiyyah alآ­`Awfi from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Tawthiq by Ahmad ibn Hanbal, alآ­`Ijli, Abu Dawud, alآ­Nasa'i [47] and Ibn Sa`d. [48]
80. Fitr ibn Khalifah alآ­Makhzumi (d. 153 or 155/770 or 772).
In alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn, MS., F. 86) and alآ­Sakhawi (alآ­'Istijlab, MS., F. 22), from him, from Abu alآ­Tufayl. Tawthiq by Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Yahya ibn Mu`in, alآ­`Ijli, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Sa`d, Abu Nu`aym alآ­Fadl ibn Dukayn and Ibn Hibban. [49]
81. Kathir ibn Zayd (d. 158/774).
In Abu Ja`far alآ­Tahawi (Mushkil alآ­'athar, ii, 307) and alآ­Dulabi (alآ­Dhurriyyat alآ­tahirah, 168) from him, from Muhammad ibn `Umar ibn `Ali, from `Ali (A). Tawthiq by Ibn `Ammar alآ­Musili and Ibn Hibban. [50]
82. Ma`ruf ibn Kharrabudh alآ­Makki.
In Abu alآ­`Abbas alآ­Hasan ibn Sufyan alآ­Nasawi (alآ­Musnad alآ­kabir), Abu Nu`aym (Hilyat alآ­'awliya', i, 355), Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn), alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir), alآ­Hafiz alآ­Haythami (Majma` alآ­zawa'id), alآ­Khatib alآ­Baghdadi, Ibn `Asakir, Ibn Hajar and others, from him from Abu Tufayl, from Hudhayfah ibn Asid alآ­Ghifari. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [51]
83. Abu alآ­Jahhaf Dawud ibn Abi `Awf alآ­Tamimi.
In Imam Ahmad's Fada'il `Ali, from him, from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in and Sufyan. Among the rijal of alآ­Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah, and alآ­Nasa'i. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [52]
84. Salih ibn Abi alآ­'Aswad alآ­Laythi.
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, ii, No. 2679) from alآ­'A`mash from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri.
85. Abu alآ­Jarud Ziyad ibn alآ­Mundhir alآ­`Abdi.
In alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn) and alآ­Sakhawi (alآ­'Istijlab) from him, from Abu Tufayl.
86. Hatim ibn Isma`il alآ­Madani (d. 186/802).
In alآ­`Uqayli (Kitab alآ­du`afa'), from Ja`far ibn Muhammad ibn `Ali (A). Tawthiq by Ibn Sa`d, Ibn Hibban and alآ­`Ijli. [53]
87. Kathir ibn Isma`il alآ­Nawa' alآ­Kufi.
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­saghir, i, 131) from him, from `Atiyyah. Among the rijal of alآ­Tirmidhi. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [54]
88. Abu alآ­Hasan `Ali ibn Musahhar alآ­Qarashi (d. 189/805).
In alآ­Tabarani (al-Mu`jam al-kabir, ii, No. 2678), from Muhammad ibn `Abd Allah alآ­Hadrami, from Manjab ibn alآ­Harith from him, from `Abd alآ­Malik ibn Abi Sulayman, from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, alآ­`Ijli, Abu Zur`ah, alآ­Nasa'i, [55] Ibn Sa`d [56] and Ahmad ibn Hanbal. [57]
89. `AIi ibn Thabit alآ­Jazari.
In alآ­Bazzaz (Musnad, see 136), from him, from Sufyan ibn Sulayman, from Abu Ishaq, from alآ­Harith, from `Ali (A). Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, Ibn Hanbal, Muhammad ibn `Abd Allah ibn Numayr, Ibn Sa`d, Ibn `Ammar, Abu Dawud, [58] Abu Zur'ah, alآ­`Ijli and others. [59]
90. `Abd Allah ibn Sinan alآ­Zuhri.
In Ibn `Uqdah (alآ­Muwalat) Abu Musa alآ­Madini (Kitab alآ­Sahabah), Abu alآ­Futuh alآ­`Ijli (Kitab alآ­mu`jiz fi fada'il alآ­Khulafa'), alآ­Samhudi (op. cit.), and alآ­Sakhawi (op. cit.), from him, from Abu alآ­Tufayl.
91. Harun ibn Sa`d alآ­`Ijli.
In alآ­`Uqayli (Kitab alآ­du`afa', xii, MS. F.288) from Muhammad ibn Abi Hafs alآ­`Attar, from him, from `Abd alآ­Rahman ibn Abi Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Among the rijal of Muslim. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [60] Tasdiq by alآ­Dhahabi. [61]
92. Yunus ibn Arqam.
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­saghir, i, 135) and alآ­Khatib (Talkhis alآ­mutashabih fi alآ­rasm, MS. F.29), from `Abd alآ­Hamid alآ­Sabih, from him, from Harun ibn Sa`d, from `Atiyyah. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [62]
93. `Uthman ibn Abi Zur`ah alآ­Mughirah alآ­Thaqafi alآ­Kufi.
In alآ­Tahawi (Mushkil alآ­'athar, iv, 368) and Ahmad (alآ­Musnad, iv, 37), from Isra'il ibn Yunus alآ­Sabi`i, from him, from `Ali ibn Rabi`ah. Among the rijal of alآ­Bukhari. Tawthiq by Ibn Hajar, Abu Hatim, alآ­Nasa'i, `Abd alآ­Ghani ibn Sa`id, alآ­`Ijli and Ibn Numayr. [63]
94. Zayd ibn alآ­Hasan alآ­Qarashi alآ­'Anmati, Abu alآ­Husayn alآ­Kufi.
In alآ­Nasawi (alآ­Musnad alآ­kabir), Abu Nu`aym alآ­'Isfahani (Hilyat alآ­'awliya'), alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn), alآ­Tabarani, (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir), alآ­Haythami (Majma` alآ­zawa'id), alآ­Khatib alآ­Baghdadi (Ta'rikh Baghdad), Ibn `Asakir (Ta'rikh Dimashq), Ibn Kathir (alآ­Bidayah wa alآ­nihayah) and others, from him, from Ja`far ibn Muhammad (A) from Jabir; and from him, from Ma`ruf ibn Kharrabudh, from Abu alآ­Tufayl, from Hudhayfah ibn Usayd. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat and alآ­Tirmidhi narrates a tradition from him about hajj. [64]

Third/Ninth Century:
95. Muhammad ibn `Abd Allah Abu Ahmad alآ­Zubayri alآ­Habbal alآ­Kufi (d. 203/818).
In Musnad Ahmad (v, 189) from him, from Sharik, from alآ­Rukayn, from alآ­Qasim ibn Hassan from Zayd ibn Thabit. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in and alآ­`Ijli. [65]
96. Abu `Amir `Abd alآ­Malik ibn `Amr ibn Qays alآ­`Aqadi alآ­Basri (d. 204/819).
In Ibn alآ­Maghazili (alآ­Manaqib), from him, from Muhammad ibn Talhah, from alآ­'A`mash, from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Sa`d, `Uthman alآ­Darimi, Abu Hatim and Ibn Hajar. [66]
97. Ja`far ibn `Awn alآ­Makhzumi alآ­Kufi (d. 206/821).
In `Abd ibn Hamid alآ­Kashshi (Musnad, MS. 894, F.40, Ayasofia Library), alآ­Darimi (Sunan, x, 113), alآ­Bayhaqi (Sunan, ii, 148, vii, 30) and others, from him, from Abu Hayyan alآ­Taymi. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, Ibn Sa`d and Ibn Qani`. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [67]
98. Yazid ibn Harun alآ­Wasiti (d. 206/821).
In alآ­Muhamili (alآ­'Amali, MS. F.38), from him, from Zakariyya ibn Abi Za'idah. Tawthiq by Ibn alآ­Madini, Ibn Mu`in, alآ­`Ijli, Abu Hatim, Ya`qub ibn Shaybah and Ibn Qani`. [68]
99. Alآ­'Aswad ibn `Amir Shadhan alآ­Wasiti (d. 205/820).
In Musnad Ahmad (iv, 371) from him, from Isra'il ibn `Uthman, from `Ali ibn Rabi`ah from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq by Ibn alآ­Madini, Ibn Hajar and alآ­Suyuti. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [69]
100. Ya`la ibn 'Ubayd alآ­Tanafisi (d. 209/824).
In alآ­Bayhaqi (Sunan, x, 113), from him, from Abu Hayyan alآ­Taymi from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq and tasdiq by Ibn Mu`in and Abu Hatim. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [70]
101. `Ubayd Allah ibn Musa alآ­`Absi alآ­Kufi (d. 213/828).
In alآ­Bazzaz, alآ­Fasawi (alآ­Ma`rifah wa alآ­ta'rikh, i, 536), Abu Bakr alآ­Ji`abi (Kitab alآ­Talibiyyin), alآ­Sakhawi (alآ­'Istijlab, MS. F.24), alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn, ii, F.87), from him, from his father, Isra'il ibn Yunus and Sharik ibn `Abd Allah from Abu Isra'il and Fudayl ibn Marzuq. Tawthiq by Ibn Sa`d, alآ­Dhahabi, alآ­Jazari, Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Qadi Asad, Abu Hatim, alآ­`Ijli and Ibn `Adi. [71]
102. Talid ibn Sulayman alآ­Muharibi alآ­Kufi.
In Ahmad ibn Hanbal's alآ­Fada'il, `Abd Allah ibn Ahmad ibn Hanbal, from Isma`il ibn Musa ibn bint alآ­Sadi, from him, from Abu alآ­Jahhaf, from `Atiyyah from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri.
103. Hashim ibn alآ­Qasim Abu alآ­Nasr (Nadr) alآ­Kinani alآ­Baghdadi (d. 207/822).
In Ibn Sa`d (alآ­Tabaqat, ii,194) from him, from Muhammad ibn Talhah, from alآ­'A`mash, from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id. Tawthiq by Ibn Sa`d, Ibn Mu`in and alآ­`Ijli. [72]
104. Yahya ibn Hammad ibn Abi Ziyad alآ­Shaybani alآ­Basri (d. 215/830).
In alآ­Nasa'i (alآ­Khasa'is), alآ­Hakim (alآ­Mustadrak), and alآ­Khwarazmi (alآ­Manaqib), from Muhammad ibn alآ­Muthanna, from him, Abu `Awanah, from Sulayman, from Habib ibn Abi Thabit, from Abu alآ­Tufayl, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq by Ibn Sa`d, [73] Abu Hatim, alآ­Dhahabi and Ibn Hajar. [74]
105. Abu Ghassan alآ­Nahdi Malik ibn Isma`il alآ­Kufi (d. 219/834).
In alآ­Tahtawi (Mushkil alآ­'athar, iv, 268), from Fahd ibn Sulayman, from him, from Israz ibn Yunus alآ­SabiS. Tawthiq by Ya'qub ibn Shaybah, Ibn Numayr, Abu Hatim and alآ­Nasa'i. Mentioned in alThiqat by Ibn Hibban.
106. Muhammad ibn Sa`id ibn Sulayman ibn alآ­'Isfahani (d. 220/835).
In alآ­`Uqayli (alآ­Du`afa', vi, MS. F.104) from Muhammad ibn Isma`il, from him, from Hatim ibn Isma`il, from Ja`far ibn Muhammad (A), from his father (A), from Jabir. Tawthiq by alآ­Nasa'i, mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [76]
107. Muhammad ibn Kathir alآ­`Abdi alآ­Basri (d. 223/837)
In alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn, ii, MS. F.86) and alآ­Sakhawi (alآ­'Istijlab, MS. F.22), from him, from Fitr ibn Khalifah and Abu alآ­Jarud, from Abu alآ­Tufayl. Tawthiq by Ahmad ibn Hanbal and Abu Hatim. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [77]
108. Sa`id ibn Sulayman alآ­Wasiti alآ­Baghdadi (d. 225/839).
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, iii, No. 3052) from Ahmad ibn alآ­Qasim, from him, from Zayd ibn alآ­Hasan alآ­Anmati, from Ma`ruf ibn Kharrabudh, from Abu alآ­Tufayl; from Hudhayfah ibn Usayd. Tawthiq by Ibn Sa`d, Abu Hatim, alآ­`Ijli and Ibn Hibban. [78]
109. `Abd Allah ibn Bukayr alآ­Ghanawi.
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, iii, No. 2681) from Mutayyan, from Ja`far ibn Hamid, from him, from Hakim ibn Zubayr; from Abu alآ­Tufayl from Zayd ibn Arqam. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in al-Thiqat. Tasdiq by alآ­Saji. [79]
110. Abu Ja`far Muhammad ibn Habib alآ­Hashimi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 215/830).
In his book alآ­Munammaq, p. 9. An eminent scholar and author of several books; has been considered thiqah by alآ­Suyuti. [80]
111. Sa`id ibn Mansur alآ­Khurasani (d. 227/841).
In his Sunan with his isnad from Zayd ibn Thabit, as cited in Kanz alآ­`ummal, i, 47. Tawthiq by Ibn Numayr, Ibn Khirash, Abu Hatim, Ibn Qani` and alآ­Dhahabi; alآ­Khalili considers his tawthiq unanimous. [81] A leading traditionist.
112. Dawud ibn `Amr alآ­Dabbi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 228/842).
In Abu Bakr alآ­Bazzaz (Musnad; see 136) and alآ­`Asqalani (Zawa'id Musnad alآ­Bazzaz, see under Ahmad ibn alآ­Mansur) from Ahmad ibn alآ­Mansur alآ­Ramadi, from him, from Salih ibn Musa ibn `Abd Allah, from `Abd alآ­`Aziz ibn Rafi`, from Abu Salih from Abu Hurayrah. Tawthiq by Ibn Qani` and Abu alآ­Qasim alآ­Baghawi. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [82]
113. `Ammar ibn Nasr alآ­Maruzi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 229/843).
In Abu Nu`aym (Hilyat alآ­'awliya', ix, 64) from `Abd Allah ibn Ja`far, from Ahmad ibn Yunus alآ­Dabbi, from him, from Ibrahim ibn alآ­Yasa`, from Ja`far ibn Muhammad (A), from his father (A), from his grandfather (A), from `Ali (A). Tawthiq and tasdiq by Abu Hatim and Ibn Mu`in. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [83]
114. Abu `Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Sa`d alآ­Zuhri alآ­Basri (d. 230/844).
In alآ­Suyuti (alآ­Durr alآ­manthur, ii, 60), from him with his isnad from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. A leading historian and scholar, his tawthiq and tasdiq has been done by Ibn Khallikan, Abu Hatim and Ibn Hajar. [84]
115. Abu Muhammad Khalaf ibn Salim alآ­Mukharrimi alآ­Muhallabi alآ­Sindi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 231/845).
In alآ­Hakim (alآ­Mustadrak, iii, 109) and alآ­Khwarazmi (alآ­Manaqib) from Salih ibn Muhammad alآ­Hafiz alآ­Baghdadi, from him, from Yahya ibn Hammad, from Abu `Awanah, from alآ­'A`mash, from Habib ibn Abi Thabit, from Abu alآ­Tufayl, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq and tasdiq by Ibn Hibban, Ibn Mu`in, Ya`qub ibn Shaybah, alآ­Nasa'i and Hamzah alآ­Kinani. [85]
116. Minjab ibn alآ­Harith alآ­Tamimi alآ­Kufi (d. 231/845).
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, iii, No. 2678) from him, from `Ali ibn Musahhar (88). Among the rijal of Muslim and Ibn Majah. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [86]
117. Zuhayr ibn Harb ibn Shaddad, Abu Khaythamah alآ­Nasa'i (d. 234/848).
In Sahih Muslim (ii, 237آ­238) from him, and Shuja` ibn Makhlad from Ibn `Ulayyah (72), from Yazid ibn Hayyan (56), from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq by alآ­Sam`ani, Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Husayn ibn Fahm, Abu Bakr alآ­Khatib, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Qani`, Ya`qub ibn Shaybah, Abu Hatim, Ibn Waddah and Ibn Hibban. [87]
118. Abu alآ­Fadl Shuja` ibn Makhlad alآ­Fallas alآ­Baghawi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 235/849).
In Sahih Muslim; see 117 above. Tawthiq by alآ­Husayn ibn Fahm, Ibn Qani`; Abu Zur`ah, Ahmad, and alآ­Dhahabi. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [88]
119. Abu Bakr `Abd Allah ibn Muhammad, known as Ibn Abi Shaybah alآ­Kufi (d. 235/849).
In Sahih Muslim from him,from Muhammad ibn Fudayl (73), from
Zayd ibn Arqam. Also in his own Musannaf from Jabir. He is one of the great scholars. Tawthiq and tasdiq by alآ­`Ijli, Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Ibn Mu`in, Abu Zur`ah and others. [89]
120. `Abd alآ­Rahman ibn Salih alآ­'Azdi alآ­Kufi (d. 235/849), settled in Baghdad.
In alآ­Tabarani (al-Mu`jam al-kabir, ii, no. 2679) from Mutayyan, from him, from Salih ibn Abi alآ­'Aswad (84). Tawthiq by Ahmad ibn Hanbal, Ibn Mu`in and Musa ibn Harun. [90]
121. Bishr ibn alآ­Walid alآ­Kindi (d. 238/852).
In alآ­Khwarazmi (Maqtal alآ­Husayn, i, 104) and alآ­Hamawi (Fara'id alآ­simtayn, alآ­simt alآ­thani, bab 54). The former from Muhammad ibn alآ­Musili, from him, from Muhammad ibn Talhah (67). The latter from Abu Tahir, from alآ­Baghawi, from him. Tawthiq by Abu Dawud and alآ­Darqutni. [91]
122. Muhammad ibn Bakkar ibn alآ­Rayyan alآ­Hashimi alآ­Baghdadi (d. 238/852).
In Sahih Muslim from him. See Sa`id ibn Masruq (59). Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, alآ­Darqutni and alآ­`Asqalani. [92]
23. Abu Ya`qub Ishaq ibn Ibrahim, known as Ibn Rahwayh (d. 238/852).
In alآ­Sakhawi (alآ­'Istijlab), alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn), Ahmad ibn alآ­Fadl ibn Muhammad Ba Kathir (Wasilat alآ­ma'al), Muslim (Sahih) and (alآ­Dhurriyyat alآ­tahirah), from him, from him, from `Ali (A) and Zayd ibn Arqam. A great scholar, author of a famous Musnad, teacher of alآ­Bukhari, Muslim and alآ­Tirmidhi. One of the Imams of hadith and fiqh. It was he who inspired alآ­Bukhari into writing his Sahih. [93]
124. Abu Muhammad Wahban ibn Baqiyyah ibn `Uthman alآ­Wasiti (d. 239/853).
In Ibn alآ­Maghazili's alآ­Manaqib. Tawthiq by Ibn Mu`in, alآ­`Ijli, Abu Zur`ah, Ibn Hajar and others. [94]
125. Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Hanbal alآ­Shaybani (d. 241/855).
He has narrated Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn through various chains of transmission, with varying wordings from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri and Zayd ibn Arqam (Musnad Ahmad, iii, 14, 17, 26, 59, 371, 181, 182). He is one of the Imams of Ahl alآ­Sunnah in hadith and fiqh.
126. Ja`far ibn Hamid alآ­Qarashi alآ­Kufi (d. 240/854).
In alآ­Tabarani (al-Mu`jam al-kabir, iii, No. 2681) from Mutayyan, from him, from `Abd 'Allah ibn Bukayr alآ­Ghanawi, from Hakim ibn Jubayr, from Abu alآ­Tufayl, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Among the rijal of Muslim. Tawthiq by Ibn Hibban alآ­Busti, alآ­Dhahabi, and Ibn Hajar. [95]
127. Isma`il ibn Musa alآ­Fazari ibn Bint al-Suddi alآ­Kufi (d. 245/859).
In Ahmad ibn Hanbal's Fada'il `Ali; see (102). Tasdiq by Abu Hatim and Abu Dawud. [96]
128. Sufyan ibn Waki` ibn alآ­Jarrah (d. 247/861).
In alآ­Hafiz Abu Ya`la (Musnad), from him, from Muhammad ibn Fudayl, from `Abd alآ­Malik ibn Abi Sulayman, from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Among the rijal of alآ­Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah. Tasdiq by Ibn Hibban. [97]
129. Nasr ibn `Abd alآ­Rahman ibn Bakkar alآ­Baji alآ­Kufi alآ­Washsha' (d. 248/862).
In alآ­Tirmidhi (Sahih), from him, from Zayd ibn alآ­Hasan, from Ja`far ibn Muhammad (A); from his father (A), from Jabir. Also in alآ­Hakim alآ­Tirmidhi (Nawadir alآ­'usul) and alآ­Tabarani (see 166) from him.
130. Abu Muhammad `Abd ibn Hamid alآ­Kissi (or alآ­Kashshi) (d. 249/863).
In his Musnad (see 97) from Zayd ibn Thabit; also as mentioned by alآ­Suyuti (Ihya' alآ­mayyit bi dhikr fada'il Ahl alآ­Bayt, 12), alآ­Samhudi (Jawahir alآ­`iqdayn), alآ­Shaykhani alآ­Qadiri (alآ­Sirat alآ­sawi), and Mirza Muhammad Khan alآ­Badakhshi (Miftah alآ­najah). Also from him from Zayd ibn Arqam in alآ­Suyuti (alآ­Jami` alآ­saghir; Sharh by alآ­Munawi, ii, 174آ­175) and `Ali alآ­Muttaqi (Kanz alآ­`ummal). Author of Musnad and Tafsir, he is one of the Imams of the Ahl alآ­Sunnah. [98]
131. `Abbad ibn Ya`qub alآ­Rawajini alآ­'Asadi (d.250/864).
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­saghir, i, 131) from alآ­Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Mus`ab alآ­'Ushnani alآ­Kufi, from him, from `Abd alآ­Rahman alآ­Mas`udi, from Kathir alآ­Nawa', from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id.
132. Nasr ibn `Ali ibn Nasr ibn `Ali alآ­Jahdami alآ­Basri (d. 250/ 864).
In alآ­Hakim al-Tirmidhi (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­saghir, i, 131) from him, from Zayd ibn alآ­Hassan, from Ma`ruf ibn Kharrabudh alآ­Makki, from Abu alآ­Tufayl from Hudhayfah ibn Usayd alآ­Ghifari. A leading scholar, his tawthiq has been done by alآ­Sam`ani, Ibn Khirash, alآ­Nasa'i, alآ­Dhahabi and others. [99]
133. Muhammad ibn alآ­Muthanna Abu Musa alآ­`Anzi (d. 252/ 866).
In alآ­Nasa'i (alآ­Khasa'is), from him, from Yahya ibn Hammad (see 104). Among the rijal of Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Abu `Isa and alآ­Nasa'i. Tawthiq by al-Sam`ani, Muhammad ibn Yahya alآ­Nishaburi, Abu Hatim, lbn Hibban, alآ­Khatib, alآ­Dhahabi and Ibn Hajar. [100]
134. Muhammad ibn Yazid, Akhu Karkhwayh alآ­Wasiti (d. 246/860).
In alآ­Muhamili (alآ­'Amali) from Yazid ibn Harun (98). Tawthiq by alآ­Khatib. [101]
135. Yusuf ibn Musa alآ­Qattan (d. 253/867).
In Imam Muhammad ibn Ishaq ibn Khuzaymah's Sahih (MS. 348, Maktabat Sultan Ahmad, Istanbul) from him, from Jarir ibn `Abd alآ­Hamid, from Muhammad ibn Fudayl, from Yahya ibn Sa`id alآ­Taymi, from Yazid ibn Hayyan, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Among the rijal of alآ­Bukhari, Abu Dawud, alآ­Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah. Tawthiq by Ibn Khuzaymah and others. Mentioned by Ibn Hibban in alآ­Thiqat. [102]
136. Ahmad ibn alآ­Mansur alآ­Ramadi (d. 265/878).
In Abu Bakr alآ­Bazzaz (Musnad, MS. 578, Maktabat Murad, Istanbul), from him, from Dawud ibn `Umar, from Salih ibn Musa ibn `Abd Allah from `Abd alآ­`Aziz ibn Rafi`, from Abu Salih from Abu Hurayra. Tawthiq by Abu Hatim and alآ­Darqutni. [103]
137. Abu Muhammad `Abd Allah ibn `Abd alآ­Rahman alآ­Darimi alآ­Samarqandi (d. 255/869).
In his Musnad, as mentioned by alآ­Sakhawi in alآ­'Istijlab. Author of alآ­Musnad, Tafsir and alآ­Jami`. A leading scholar (imam). Tawthiq by al-Sam`ani, alآ­Dhahabi and alآ­`Asqalani. [104]
138. `Ali ibn alآ­Mundhir alآ­Tariqi alآ­Kufi (d. 256/870).
In alآ­Tirmidhi (Sahih) and Ibn alآ­'Athir (Usd alآ­ghabah), from him from Abu Sa`id (see 63). Tawthiq by Ibn Abi Hatim, Ibn Numayr an alآ­Dhahabi. [105]
139. Muslim ibn Hajjaj alآ­Qushayri alآ­Nishaburi (d. 261/874).
In his Sahih narrates it through various chains of transmission. He is one of the imams of the Ahl alآ­Sunnah in hadith, and his Sahih has been preferred to alآ­Bukhari's by some major scholars, among them Abu `Ali alآ­Nishaburi.
140. Ahmad ibn Yunus Abu alآ­`Abbas alآ­Dabbi (d. 268/881)
In Abu Nu`aym (Hilyat alآ­'awliya', ix, 64) from `Abd Allah ibn Ja'far, from him, from `Ammar ibn Nasr (see 113). Tawthiq mentioned by alآ­Khatib and Abu Nu`aym. [106]
141. Ibrahim ibn Marzuq ibn Dinar (d. 270/883).
In Abu Ja`far alآ­Tahawi (Mushkil alآ­'athar, ii, 307) and alآ­Dulabi (al-Dhurriyyat alآ­tahirah, 186) from him, from Abu `Amir alآ­`Aqadi (96) from Kathir ibn Zayd (81), from Muhammad ibn `Umar ibn `Ali (77), from his father, from `Ali (A). Tawthiq by alآ­Darqutni, Ibn Yunus, Ibn Hatim, Ibn Hibban and Sa`id ibn `Uthman. [107]
142. Alآ­Husayn ibn `Ali ibn Ja`far.
In alآ­Bazzaz (Musnad, MS. F.75), from him, from `Ali ibn Thabit, from Sufyan ibn Sulayman from Abu Ishaq from alآ­Harith from `Ali (A). Among the rijal of Abu Dawud, alآ­Nasa'i and alآ­Bazzaz. [108]
143. Muhammad ibn `Abd alآ­Wahhab Abu Ahmad alآ­Farra' (d. 272/885).
In alآ­Bayhaqi (Sunan, ii, 148) from alآ­Hakim, from alآ­Hasan ibn Ya`qub, from him, from Ja`far ibn `Awn, from Yahya ibn Sa`id, from Yazid ibn Hayyan from Zayd ibn Arqam. Again in alآ­Bayhaqi (op. cit., vii, 30) from Abu Zakariyya Yahya ibn Ibrahim, from Abu `Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Ya`qub, from him, from Ja`far ibn `Awn. Tawthiq by alآ­Nasa'i and Ibn Hibban. Among the rijal of Muslim, alآ­Bukhari, Ibrahim, Ibn Abi Talib and Ibn Khuzaymah. [109]
144. Abu `Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Yazid ibn Majah alآ­Qazwini (d. 273/886).
AIآ­Kanji (Kifayat alآ­talib, 53) mentions his narration of Hadith alآ­Thaqalayn. He is one of the imams of hadith and his Sunan is counted among the Six Sihah.
145. Abu Dawud Sulayman ibn Ash`ath alآ­Sijistani (d. 275/888).
Alآ­Kanji (Kifayat alآ­talib, 53) mentions his narration of the hadith. He is also one of the imams of hadith and a leading traditionist of his era.
146. Abu Qalabah `Abd alآ­Malik ibn Muhammad alآ­Raqqashi alآ­Basri (d. 276/889).
In alآ­Hakim (alآ­Mustadrak, ii, 193), from Abu alآ­Husayn Muhammad ibn Ahmad, from him, from Yahya ibn Hammad, from Abu `Awanah, from alآ­'A`mash, from Habib ibn Abi Thabit from Abu alآ­Tufayl from Zayd ibn Arqam. Tawthiq and tasdiq by Ibn Hibban, alآ­Darqutni, and Abu Dawud. [110]
147. Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Abi alآ­'Awwam ibn Yazid ibn Dinar alآ­Riyahi alآ­Tamimi (d. 276/889).
In Ibn alآ­Maghazili (alآ­Manaqib, 234آ­236). Tasdiq by alآ­Darqutni. [111]
148. Alآ­Hafiz Ya`qub ibn Sufyan alآ­Fasawi (d. 277/890).
In his alآ­Ma`rifah wa alآ­ta'rikh, i, 536آ­538, narrates the hadith through 8 chains from four Sahabah: Zayd ibn Arqam, Abu Sa`id, Zayd ibn Thabit and Abu Dharr alآ­Ghifari. An eminent historian and traditionist (imam), alآ­Tirmidhi, alآ­Nasa'i, Ibn Khuzaymah, Abu `Awanah alآ­'Asfara'ini and Ibn Abi Dawud have narrated from him. Ibn Hibban has mentioned him in al-Thiqat. [113]
149. Ibrahim ibn Ishaq, alآ­Qadi Abu Ishaq alآ­Zuhri (d. 277/890).
In alآ­Bayhaqi (Sunan, x, 113), from Abu Muhammad Janah ibn Nadhir, from Abu Ja`far Muhammad ibn `Ali ibn Dahim alآ­Shaybani, from him, from Ja`far ibn `Awn (97), from Ya`la ibn `Ubayd (100). Tawthiq by alآ­Khatib.
150. Abu `Isa Muhammad ibn `Isa ibn Sawrah alآ­Tirmidhi (d. 279/ 892).
In his Sahih (ii, 219, 220) narrates it through several chains of transmitters from Jabir, Abu Dharr, Abu Sa`id, Zayd ibn Arqam and Hudhayfah ibn Usayd. He is one of the imams of hadith and his Sahih one of the Six Sihah.
151. Abu Bakr `Abd Allah ibn Muhammad ibn `Ubayd alآ­Baghdadi, known as Ibn Abi alآ­Dunya (d. 281/894).
In his book Fada'il alآ­Qur'an, MS. Tawthiq and tasdiq by Ibn Abi Hatim, alآ­Dhahabi and alآ­Kutubi. [114]
152. Abu `Abd Allah Muhammad ibn `Ali alآ­Hakim alآ­Tirmidhi (d. 285/898).
In his Nawadir alآ­'usul, 68-69, through 2 asanid from Jabir and Hudhayfah ibn Usayd.
153. Abu Bakr Ahmad ibn `Amr ibn Abi `Asim alآ­Nabil, known as Ibn Abi `Asim alآ­Shaybani (d. 287/900).
In his Kitab alآ­Sunnah, as mentioned by alآ­Suyuti in alآ­Budur alآ­safirah `an umur alآ­'akhirah, from Zayd ibn Thabit; and from `Ali (A), as mentioned in Kanz alآ­`ummal, xv, 122.
154. Abu `Abd alآ­Rahman `Abd Allah ibn Ahmad ibn Hanbal alآ­Shaybani (d. 290/902).
In Ziyadat alآ­Musnad from his father, from Zayd ibn Thabit; in alآ­Mustadrak (iii, 109) from his father, from Zayd ibn Arqam; in Yanabi` alآ­mawaddah, 32, from him, from Abu Sa`id and Zayd ibn Arqam. Son of Imam Ahmad and an eminent scholar of his era; tawthiq by alآ­Khatib and alآ­Dhahabi. [115]
155. Muhammad ibn alآ­Fadl, Abu Ja`far alآ­Saqati (d. 288/900).
In alآ­Tabarani (al-Mu`jam al-kabir, iii, No. 2680), from him, from Sa`id ibn Sulayman, from Zayd ibn alآ­Hasan alآ­'Anmati (93). Tawthiq and tasdiq by alآ­Darqutni and alآ­Khatib. [116]
156. Fahd ibn Sulayman alآ­Nahhas alآ­Misri.
In alآ­Tahawi (Mushkil alآ­'athar, iv, 368) from him, from Abu Ghassan Malik ibn Isma`il alآ­Nahdi.
157. Abu alآ­`Abbas Ahmad ibn Yahya alآ­Shaybani alآ­Baghdadi, known as Tha`lab (d. 291/904).
In alآ­'Azhari (Tahdhib alآ­lughah, ix, 78). A great traditionist, grammarian and man of letters. Tawthiq by alآ­Khatib. [117]
158. Abu Bakr Ahmad ibn `Umar ibn `Abd alآ­Khaliq alآ­Bazzaz (d. 292/905).
In his Masnad through two chains from Abu Hurayrah and `Ali (A) see 89, 112, 136. One of the leading traditionists.
159. Abu Nasr Ahmad ibn Sahl alآ­Faqih alآ­Qabbani (d. 292/904).
In alآ­Hakim (alآ­Mustadrak, iii, 109), from him, from Salih ibn Muhammad, from Khalaf ibn Salim alآ­Mukharrimi from Yahya lbn Hammad, from Abu `Awanah, from alآ­'A`mash, from Habib ibn Thabit, from Abu Tufayl, from Zayd ibn Arqam. Alآ­Hakim has narrated many traditions from him in alآ­Mustadrak and mentions him with great respect.
160. Ahmad ibn alآ­Qasim alآ­Jawhari (d. 293/905).
In alآ­Tabarani (al-Mu`jam al-kabir, iii, no. 3052), from him, from Sa`id ibn Sulayman alآ­Wasiti from Zayd ibn alآ­Hasan alآ­'Anmati, from Ma`ruf ibn Kharrabudh, from Abu Tufayl from Hudhayfah ibn Usayd. Tawthiq by alآ­Khatib. [118]
161. Alآ­Hafiz Salih ibn Muhammad Jazarah (d. 294/906).
In alآ­Hakim (alآ­Mustadrak, iii, 109) see 159. One of the leading traditionists of his age. Tawthiq by alآ­Khatib. [119]
162. Ahmad ibn Yahya alآ­Hulwani (d. 296/908).
In alآ­`Uqayli (Kitab alآ­du`afa', MS. 362, Dar alآ­Kutub alآ­Zahiriyyah, Damascus, vi, F. 104), from him from `Abd Allah ibn Dahir, from `Abd Allah ibn `Abd alآ­Quddus, from alآ­'A`mash, from `Atiyyah, from Abu Sa`id alآ­Khudri. Tawthiq by alآ­Dhahabi. [120]
163. Alآ­Hafiz Abu Ja`far Mutayyan, Muhammad ibn `Abd Allah ibn Sulayman (d. 297/909).
In alآ­Tabarani (alآ­Mu`jam alآ­kabir, Nos. 2680, 2683, 3052) from him. One of the leading traditionists. Tawthiq by alآ­Darqutni; see alآ­Dhahabi, Tadhkirat alآ­huffaz, 662.