زیارتگاه سید عبدالله، منسوب به خاندان امام علی هادی

Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Mufid

Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagi

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Ahmad ibn Ali Ibn Inaba

Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Ali al-Kurani al-Amili

Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali a

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.

Page/Volume: Section on Imam Ali al-Hadi and his children; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Genealogical section on descendants of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Page/Volume: Volume 1, discussion of the children of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here. | Kitab al-Irshad, Umdat al-Talib and the modern study of Imam Ali al-Hadi's children were used to compare the established family lists. They do not securely identify the occupant of the Al-Ashar shrine as a direct son named Abdullah. Modern Iraqi shrine and reconstruction reports establish the present place, public name, administration and continuing visitation, but not the early genealogy. The article therefore preserves the local household attribution and removes unsupported speculation about which unrecorded descendant might be buried here.