Tomb of Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman, May Allah Be Pleased With Him
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Hudhayfah al-Yamani, Keeper of the Prophet's Secret, Abu Abdullah
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Introduction
Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman, May Allah Be Pleased With Him, was a distinguished Companion of the Prophet Muhammad, Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him, a keeper of confidential knowledge, a major transmitter on tribulations, and a governor of Al-Mada'in. His lineage is commonly given as Hudhayfah ibn Husayl or Hisl ibn Jabir al-Absi. His father became known by the title al-Yaman. The family belonged to Banu Abs but entered an alliance with Banu Abd al-Ashhal in Madinah, giving Hudhayfah a connection with both the emigrant and Ansar environments.
On the way to Badr, Hudhayfah and his father were detained by Quraysh and made to promise that they would not fight. When they informed the Prophet, he instructed them to honor the covenant and seek Allah's help. The episode established an enduring principle in Hudhayfah's life: a promise remains a moral responsibility even when it was made under pressure to an enemy.
At Uhud, his father al-Yaman was mistakenly killed by Muslims amid the confusion of battle. Hudhayfah called out to stop them, but the attack could not be halted. He forgave those responsible and continued asking Allah to forgive them until his own death. The event is one of the strongest examples of patience, communal responsibility, and forgiveness during personal grief.
During the intensely cold and dark night of the Battle of the Trench, the Prophet sent Hudhayfah to gather intelligence from the enemy camp. He reached the gathering of Abu Sufyan and had an opportunity to strike, but he did not exceed the Prophet's instruction and returned only with the required information. His courage was disciplined by obedience and strategic restraint.
Hudhayfah became known as the Keeper of the Prophet's Secret because sensitive knowledge concerning hypocrites was entrusted to him. He did not disclose the trust. He also said that he asked the Prophet about evil and future trials so that he could avoid them. His reports in the authentic hadith collections became foundational for understanding moral corruption, social conflict, leadership crises, and the changing conditions of hearts.
Under the Rightly Guided Caliphs, Hudhayfah participated in campaigns in Iraq, Persia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. After witnessing serious differences in Qur'an recitation among regional armies, he urged Caliph Uthman to prevent the Muslim community from dividing over the Book. This warning formed the immediate background to the preparation and distribution of standardized codices, linking Hudhayfah to one of the most important moments in the written preservation of the Qur'an.
He later served as governor of Al-Mada'in and was remembered for simplicity, accountability, and insight. His teaching about tribulations was not merely prediction; it warned people about tests arising in family life, wealth, neighbors, public leadership, and communal loyalty. He died in Al-Mada'in in 36 AH, shortly after the killing of Caliph Uthman.
Classical biographical sources place his death and original burial in Al-Mada'in. His present tomb is within the Salman al-Farisi shrine complex at Salman Pak. Modern Iraqi reports say that in the early 1930s—often dated 1932—the grave attributed to Hudhayfah and another attributed Companion grave were moved from a vulnerable riverside position because of water erosion or moisture. The transfer account is modern and local rather than classical; its exact date and the identity of the second grave vary in retellings. Dream narratives and claims of extraordinary bodily preservation lack reliable early documentation and are not presented here as established history.
Hudhayfah's life joins trust, intellectual vigilance, forgiveness, covenant keeping, and disciplined service. His tomb reminds visitors that recognizing danger is not the same as spreading fear; it means preparing a community morally and intellectually. His secrecy was not concealment of truth for selfish reasons, but faithful protection of information entrusted to him.
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Historical / Religious Importance
Hudhayfah is one of the clearest historical models of confidentiality, moral vigilance, and the study of social tribulation. His hadiths gave Muslims a vocabulary for dangers arising not only from external enemies but also from hearts, leadership, and internal division.
Three events summarize his practical legacy: forgiving those who mistakenly killed his father at Uhud, carrying out the intelligence mission at the Trench without exceeding orders, and warning Uthman about dangerous differences in Qur'an recitation. They teach forgiveness, disciplined courage, and intellectual unity.
His governorship and death in Al-Mada'in connect him deeply with the early Islamic history of Iraq. The present tomb at Salman Pak joins Companion memory, the heritage landscape of Al-Mada'in, and Iraqi pilgrimage.
Modern transfer reports are relevant to the study of riverside burial geography and the preservation of sacred memory in Iraq, but they should be cited as twentieth-century local accounts. The precise year, the identity of the second grave, and later dream or incorrupt-body details remain insufficiently documented and must not be treated as established history.
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References
Primary source — Sahih al-Bukhari High
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.
Primary source — Sahih Muslim High
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.
Primary source — Siyar A'lam al-Nubala High
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.
Primary source — Al-Isaba fi Tamyiz al-Sahaba High
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.
Secondary source — Usd al-Ghaba fi Ma'rifat al-Sahaba Medium
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.
Secondary source — Al-Tabaqat al-Kubra Medium
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.
Secondary source — Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk Medium
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.
Website source — www.islamweb.net Medium
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.
Website source — islamqa.info Medium
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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