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منبع اولیه — مقاتل الطالبيين زیاد

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

منبع اولیه — تاريخ الرسل والملوك زیاد

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

منبع ثانویه — الكامل في التاريخ متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

منبع ثانویه — عمدة الطالب في أنساب آل أبي طالب متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

منبع اینترنتی — bcchj.uobabylon.edu.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

منبع اینترنتی — alhikmeh.org متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: ترجمة إبراهيم بن عبد الله وأخبار ثورته ومقتله؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: أحداث سنة ١٤٥هـ وثورة إبراهيم في البصرة وواقعة باخمرى؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired. | Page/Volume: النسب الحسني لعبد الله المحض وذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY BIOGRAPHICAL / MAIN RECORD; physical site role: SECONDARY ATTRIBUTED BURIAL PLACE UNDER REVIEW. Classical histories and genealogies support Ibrahim ibn Abdullah al-Mahd, his Hasani lineage, Basra uprising, Battle of Bakhumra, death in 145 AH, and the battlefield burial tradition. Classical geographical descriptions place Bakhumra near Kufa or between Kufa and Wasit, but they do not independently prove that the protected Al-Shinafiya coordinates are the original grave. The present site is therefore preserved as an Iraqi local attribution without claiming exclusive archaeological certainty. The truncated English shrine name was repaired.

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