زیارتگاه منسوب به علی بن یقطین، رحمت خدا بر او باد

Muhammad ibn Umar al-Kashshi

biographical reports; pagination varies by edition

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Ahmad ibn Ali al-Najashi

entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edit

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tusi

companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Tusi

bibliographical entry; pagination varies by editio

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Shaykh al-Mufid

Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by e

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Muhammad ibn Yaqub al-Kulayni

reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination vari

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

Hamdiya Salih al-Juburi

modern academic study; pagination in linked editio

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.

ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: entry on Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: companions of Imam al-Kazim; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: bibliographical entry; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: Imam al-Kazim's companions; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: reports concerning Ali ibn Yaqtin; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2. | Page/Volume: modern academic study; pagination in linked edition | ARTICLE ROLE: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED PLACE. Classical Imami rijal and historical sources support Ali ibn Yaqtin's identity, Kufan-Baghdadi background, Abbasid administrative service, companionship of Imam Musa al-Kazim, narration and charitable support. Basra government material and the Iraqi al-Sabah report document the present shrine in Basra and its modern development. The widely reported death context remains connected with Baghdad, so the Basra burial attribution is stated cautiously and is not treated as conclusively established. An unrelated Basra government page about clearing street encroachments was removed from website_reference_2.