مرقد حذيفة بن اليمان رضي الله عنه

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مصدر أولي — Sahih al-Bukhari مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر أولي — Sahih Muslim مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر أولي — Siyar A'lam al-Nubala مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر أولي — Al-Isaba fi Tamyiz al-Sahaba مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر ثانوي — Usd al-Ghaba fi Ma'rifat al-Sahaba متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر ثانوي — Al-Tabaqat al-Kubra متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر ثانوي — Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.islamweb.net متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

مصدر إلكتروني — shamela.ws متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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Notes: Page/Volume: hadith 3606 on asking about evil; hadith 4065 on Uhud; hadith 4987 on Qur'an codices | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: hadith 1787 on the Badr covenant; hadith 1788 on the Trench mission; hadith 2779a on confidential information | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: biography and Iraqi service; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A. | Page/Volume: campaigns and early caliphal history; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY BURIAL/MAIN RECORD. Sunni hadith and classical biographical sources strongly support Hudhayfah's identity, covenant before Badr, forgiveness after his father's accidental death at Uhud, intelligence mission at the Trench, confidential knowledge, tribulation reports, Qur'an-codex warning, governorship and death in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH. The present Salman Pak tomb is a widely recognized modern shrine attribution, but its reported early-1930s transfer rests on later Iraqi accounts rather than classical documentation; the exact year and second-grave identity vary. Dream and incorrupt-body stories are not treated as established fact. Research level is therefore Level B for the current tomb attribution, while person verification remains Level A.

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