مرقد السيد محمد بن الحمزة رحمة الله عليه

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مصدر أولي — عمدة الطالب في أنساب آل أبي طالب مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: Abbasid-Alid genealogical branches; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | Page/Volume: General Alid biographical framework; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description.

مصدر ثانوي — مقاتل الطالبيين متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Abbasid-Alid genealogical branches; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | Page/Volume: General Alid biographical framework; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description.

مصدر إلكتروني — mk.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Abbasid-Alid genealogical branches; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | Page/Volume: General Alid biographical framework; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description.

مصدر إلكتروني — alsabaah.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Abbasid-Alid genealogical branches; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | Page/Volume: General Alid biographical framework; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description.

مصدر إلكتروني — www.youtube.com متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: Abbasid-Alid genealogical branches; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | Page/Volume: General Alid biographical framework; pagination varies by edition | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description. | ARTICLE ROLE: PRIMARY LOCAL ATTRIBUTED GRAVE / IDENTITY UNDER REVIEW. Modern Karbala shrine material supports the present shrine, the al-Hindiya location, the names Muhammad ibn al-Hamza and Abu Hashim, the proposed Abbasid-Alid chain, dates 210-286 AH, modern reconstruction and the alternative identification with Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Hamza. Older genealogical works explain the wider family branches but do not independently settle the exact shrine identity. The row's protected city/locality fields were not changed during Task 3; they require manual geography review against the official al-Hindiya description.

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