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हज़रत हुज़ैफ़ा इब्न अल-यमान का रौज़ा

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परिचय

हज़रत हुज़ैफ़ा इब्न अल-यमान, अल्लाह उनसे राज़ी हो, रसूल अल्लाह के प्रतिष्ठित सहाबी, राज़दार, फ़ितनों के बड़े रावी और अल-मदाइन के शासक थे। उनका वंश हुज़ैफ़ा इब्न हुसैल या हिस्ल इब्न जाबिर अल-अबसी बताया जाता है और उनके पिता अल-यमान के नाम से प्रसिद्ध हुए। परिवार बनू अब्स से था, फिर मदीना में बनू अब्द अल-अशहल का सहयोगी बना। बद्र की ओर जाते समय क़ुरैश ने हुज़ैफ़ा और उनके पिता को रोककर उनसे वचन लिया कि वे युद्ध में भाग नहीं लेंगे। जब उन्होंने रसूल अल्लाह को बताया तो आपने वचन पूरा करने और अल्लाह से सहायता माँगने का आदेश दिया। यह घटना सिखाती है कि दबाव में दुश्मन से किया गया वादा भी नैतिक ज़िम्मेदारी है। उहुद में युद्ध की उलझन के दौरान उनके पिता अल-यमान मुसलमानों के हाथों भूल से मारे गए। हुज़ैफ़ा ने रोकने के लिए पुकारा, लेकिन भीड़ न रुकी। उन्होंने दोषियों को क्षमा किया और मृत्यु तक उनके लिए मग़फ़िरत माँगते रहे। यह व्यक्तिगत दुख में भी क्षमा और सामुदायिक भलाई की असाधारण मिसाल है। खंदक की अत्यंत ठंडी और अँधेरी रात में रसूल अल्लाह ने उन्हें दुश्मन के शिविर से समाचार लाने भेजा। वे अबू सुफ़यान की सभा तक पहुँचे और हमला कर सकते थे, लेकिन आदेश से आगे न बढ़े और केवल सूचना लेकर लौटे। उनकी बहादुरी अनुशासन और आज्ञापालन से जुड़ी थी। हुज़ैफ़ा को रसूल के राज़दार कहा गया, क्योंकि मुनाफ़िक़ों से संबंधित संवेदनशील जानकारी उन्हें सौंपी गई थी। उन्होंने अमानत प्रकट नहीं की। वे बुराई और आने वाले फ़ितनों के बारे में पूछते थे ताकि उनसे बच सकें। उनकी सही हदीसें दिलों की हालत, सामाजिक संघर्ष और नेतृत्व के संकट समझने का प्रमुख स्रोत हैं। राशिदून काल में उन्होंने इराक़, फ़ारस, आर्मीनिया और अज़रबैजान की मुहिमों में भाग लिया। अलग क्षेत्रों के सैनिकों में क़ुरआन की पढ़त के गंभीर अंतर देखकर उन्होंने ख़लीफ़ा उस्मान को समुदाय के विभाजन से सावधान किया। इस चेतावनी की पृष्ठभूमि में मानक मुसहफ़ तैयार करके विभिन्न क्षेत्रों में भेजे गए। वे अल-मदाइन के शासक बने और सादगी, जवाबदेही तथा दूरदृष्टि के लिए जाने गए। फ़ितनों पर उनकी शिक्षा केवल भविष्यवाणी नहीं थी; वह परिवार, धन, पड़ोसी, सत्ता और सामुदायिक निष्ठा की परीक्षाओं से सावधान करती थी। उनका निधन छत्तीस हिजरी में अल-मदाइन में, ख़लीफ़ा उस्मान की हत्या के कुछ समय बाद हुआ। प्राचीन जीवनचरित उनके निधन और पहली दफ़न अल-मदाइन में बताते हैं। वर्तमान रौज़ा सलमान पाक में सलमान अल-फ़ारसी परिसर में है। आधुनिक इराक़ी रिपोर्टों के अनुसार उन्नीस सौ तीस के आरंभिक वर्षों में, जिनमें अक्सर उन्नीस सौ बत्तीस बताया जाता है, हुज़ैफ़ा से संबद्ध क़ब्र और एक अन्य सहाबी से संबद्ध क़ब्र को दजला के कटाव या नमी से प्रभावित नदी-किनारे के स्थान से सुरक्षित जगह ले जाया गया। यह विवरण प्राचीन स्रोत नहीं, बल्कि आधुनिक स्थानीय वृत्तांत है और सही वर्ष तथा दूसरी क़ब्र की पहचान अलग-अलग बताई जाती है। स्वप्न और शरीर के असाधारण रूप से सुरक्षित रहने की कथाओं का विश्वसनीय आरंभिक दस्तावेज़ नहीं है, इसलिए उन्हें सिद्ध इतिहास नहीं माना गया। हुज़ैफ़ा का जीवन अमानत, विचारशील सतर्कता, क्षमा, वचन-पालन और अनुशासित सेवा को जोड़ता है। उनका रौज़ा याद दिलाता है कि ख़तरे की पहचान भय फैलाना नहीं, बल्कि समाज को नैतिक और बौद्धिक रूप से तैयार करना है। उनकी राज़दारी स्वार्थ के लिए सत्य छिपाना नहीं, बल्कि सौंपी गई जानकारी की अमानतदार हिफ़ाज़त थी। FatherSide: हुसैल या हिस्ल इब्न जाबिर, अल-यमान के नाम से प्रसिद्ध Journey: मदीना, उहुद, खंदक, इराक़, नहावंद, आर्मीनिया, अज़रबैजान, अल-मदाइन Books: सहीह अल-बुख़ारी, सहीह मुस्लिम, सियर आलाम अल-नुबला, अल-इसाबा फ़ी तमयीज़ अल-सहाबा

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हुज़ैफ़ा इब्न अल-यमान राज़दारी, नैतिक सतर्कता और सामाजिक फ़ितनों की समझ के प्रमुख उदाहरण हैं। उनकी हदीसों ने बाहरी शत्रु के साथ दिल, सत्ता और अंदरूनी विभाजन के ख़तरों को समझने की भाषा दी। तीन घटनाएँ उनकी व्यावहारिक विरासत दिखाती हैं: उहुद में पिता के हत्यारों को क्षमा करना, खंदक में अनुशासित ख़ुफ़िया कार्य और क़ुरआन की पढ़त के अंतर पर उस्मान को चेतावनी देना। ये क्षमा, नियंत्रित साहस और ज्ञान की एकता के पाठ हैं। अल-मदाइन में उनका शासन और निधन उन्हें इराक़ के आरंभिक इस्लामी इतिहास से जोड़ता है। सलमान पाक का वर्तमान रौज़ा सहाबा की स्मृति, अल-मदाइन की विरासत और इराक़ी ज़ियारत को एक स्थान पर लाता है। आधुनिक स्थानांतरण रिपोर्टें इराक़ में नदी किनारे की दफ़न-भूगोल और पवित्र स्मृति की रक्षा समझने में उपयोगी हैं, लेकिन उन्हें बीसवीं सदी के स्थानीय वृत्तांत के रूप में ही उद्धृत करना चाहिए। सही वर्ष, दूसरी क़ब्र की पहचान और बाद की स्वप्न या शरीर सुरक्षित रहने की बातें पर्याप्त रूप से दस्तावेज़ित नहीं हैं और सिद्ध इतिहास नहीं मानी जानी चाहिए।

संदर्भ

Sahih al-Bukhari
Muhammad ibn Ismail al-Bukhari
hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on U
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Sahih Muslim
Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj
hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on t
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Siyar A'lam al-Nubala
Shams al-Din al-Dhahabi
vol. 2, p. 361 onward in the cited digital edition
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Al-Isaba fi Tamyiz al-Sahaba
Ahmad ibn Ali Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani
entry 1653; vol. 2 in the cited edition
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Usd al-Ghaba fi Ma'rifat al-Sahaba
Ali ibn al-Athir al-Jazari
biographical entry; pagination varies by edition
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Al-Tabaqat al-Kubra
Muhammad ibn Sa'd
biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk
Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari
campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination v
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
www.islamweb.net
https://www.islamweb.net/ar/library/content/60/209/%D8%AD%D8%B0%D9%8A%D9%81%D8%A9-%D8%A8%D9%86-%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%8A%D9%85%D8%A7%D9%86
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
shamela.ws
https://shamela.ws/book/9767/731
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/bukhari:3606
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/bukhari:4065
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/bukhari:4987
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/muslim:1787
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/muslim:1788
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
sunnah.com
https://sunnah.com/muslim:2779a
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
www.algardenia.com
https://www.algardenia.com/maqalat/3949-2015-04-16-18-34-52.html
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.
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https://islamqa.info/ar/answers/226962
Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.