مرقد الإمام علي الهادي عليه السلام

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مصدر أولي — تاريخ بغداد مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر أولي — تاريخ اليعقوبي مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر ثانوي — الإرشاد متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر ثانوي — الكافي متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر ثانوي — مروج الذهب متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر إلكتروني — alaskarian.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر إلكتروني — jcoart.uobaghdad.edu.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.rferl.org متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Entry and events concerning Ali ibn Muhammad al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Events of 254 AH and funeral report; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Biography of Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Reports concerning Imam Ali al-Hadi; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Page/Volume: Abbasid-era historical context; pagination varies by edition | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction. | Classical chronicles and Imami sources support Imam Ali al-Hadi's identity, forced residence in Samarra, death in 254 AH, and burial in his house. Imami tradition preserves reports of poisoning and martyrdom, while historical summaries do not uniformly specify the cause. Official and academic sources support the modern Al-Askari shrine history, the 2006 and 2007 attacks, and subsequent reconstruction.

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