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مصدر أولي — أعيان الشيعة مرتفع

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر أولي — معارف الرجال مرتفع

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر ثانوي — خاتمة مستدرك الوسائل متوسط

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر ثانوي — كتاب المزار متوسط

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر إلكتروني — imamhussain.org متوسط

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر إلكتروني — ar.al-shia.org متوسط

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

مصدر إلكتروني — bcchj.uobabylon.edu.iq متوسط

Notes: Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved. | Page/Volume: Biographical introduction; pagination varies by edition | Biographical sources strongly support his identity, Husayni lineage through Zayd ibn Ali, birth in Najaf in 1222 AH, education, teachers, early attainment of ijtihad, invitation to Hillah, teaching, preaching, works, sons, death near Samawah on 12 Rabi al-Awwal 1300 AH while returning from Hajj, and burial in the Qazwini family cemetery in Najaf. The uploaded coordinates fall within Hillah, Babil, not Karbala. The present row is therefore treated as a Hillah memorial or attributed scholarly site, not his burial shrine. The exact neighborhood/locality at the coordinates remains unresolved.

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