مقام کف عباس الایسر علیہ السلام

الشيخ المفيد

خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.

أبو الفرج الأصفهاني

ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.

أحمد بن يحيى البلاذري

أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.

ابن عنبة الحسني

نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edi

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.

الشيخ عباس القمي

الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.

Page/Volume: خبر كربلاء وشهادة العباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: ترجمة العباس بن علي وخبر مقتله؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: أخبار كربلاء والعباس بن علي؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: نسب العباس بن علي وذريته؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Page/Volume: الرواية المجمعة المتأخرة لمقتل العباس؛ pagination varies by edition | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave. | Classical and maqtal works support the identity, lineage, standard-bearing role, severing of the hands, and martyrdom of al-Abbas ibn Ali at Karbala. They do not identify the modern Bab al-Khan street point. The official al-Abbas Holy Shrine page supports the present southeast location, the replacement of an older marker after the 1411 AH/1991 expansion, and the octagonal structure’s modern architectural features. The site is therefore described as an attributed memorial, not a grave.