مزار سید حمزہ بن قاسم المعروف حمزہ غربی رحمۃ اللہ علیہ

Ahmad ibn Ali al-Najashi

p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

Abu al-Qasim al-Khoei

vol. 7, p. 290

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

Ibn Inaba

lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pa

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

al-Allama al-Hilli

biographical entry; pagination varies by edition

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

local historical compilation

burial traditions and local shrine history; pagina

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.

Page/Volume: p. 137 in the cited edition; entry on Hamza ibn al-Qasim | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: lineage of the descendants of al-Abbas ibn Ali; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages. | Page/Volume: burial traditions and local shrine history; pagination varies by edition | Article role: PRIMARY BURIAL / MAIN BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD. Al-Najashi and later rijal works support the full Abbasid-Alid lineage, trustworthiness, prolific transmission, named works and scholarly network. Official Iraqi tourism and Hillah heritage sources support the present shrine in Al-Madhatiya, Babil, including its architectural and civic importance. The detailed death journey and a reported date around 295 AH belong to later local history and are not presented as equal to the classical rijal evidence. The uploaded coordinates remain preserved; the canonical city spelling was normalized from Al-Midhatiya to Al-Madhatiya in all five languages.