قبر منسوب إلى عتبة بن غزوان

Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj

Sermon of Utba on worldly life; numbering varies

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Abu Nu'aym al-Isfahani

Biography and death report; pagination varies by e

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Ibn Sa'd

Biography of Utba; pagination varies by edition

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

al-Dhahabi

Biography of Utba; pagination varies by edition

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani

Entry on Utba; pagination varies by edition

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.

Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed. | Page/Volume: Biography and death report; pagination varies by edition | Article role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE / BURIAL NOT PROVEN. Classical sources establish Utba's early Islam, migrations, Badr, foundation and first governorship of Basra, ascetic sermon and death in 17 AH while travelling after Umar ordered him back to office. Abu Nu'aym's biographical material preserves reports that he was buried at one of the water stations, with another report naming al-Rabadha; neither supports burial in the present Al-Zubayr mosque complex. The current marker is therefore retained only as a later local memorial attribution, not a verified grave. Wikipedia references were removed.