مرقد السيد محمد أبو درباش رحمة الله عليه

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مصدر أولي — المجدي في أنساب الطالبيين مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: أعقاب عبد الله بن موسى الكاظم وذكر محمد في ذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Page/Volume: الإطار العام لذرية الإمام موسى الكاظم وفروع السادة الموسويين؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained.

مصدر ثانوي — عمدة الطالب في أنساب آل أبي طالب متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: أعقاب عبد الله بن موسى الكاظم وذكر محمد في ذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Page/Volume: الإطار العام لذرية الإمام موسى الكاظم وفروع السادة الموسويين؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained.

مصدر إلكتروني — mzarat.iq متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: أعقاب عبد الله بن موسى الكاظم وذكر محمد في ذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Page/Volume: الإطار العام لذرية الإمام موسى الكاظم وفروع السادة الموسويين؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained.

مصدر إلكتروني — shiawaves.com متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: أعقاب عبد الله بن موسى الكاظم وذكر محمد في ذريته؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Page/Volume: الإطار العام لذرية الإمام موسى الكاظم وفروع السادة الموسويين؛ الصفحات تختلف باختلاف الطبعات | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained. | Article role: PRIMARY LOCAL BURIAL / MAIN SHRINE RECORD, research Level C. The old English, Urdu, and Arabic city wording Al-Musayyib was incorrect and was replaced with the row's verified Al-Hamza al-Gharbi geography. The duplicated Urdu devotional paragraph was removed, leaving nine aligned paragraphs in every language. Classical genealogy confirms that Muhammad occurs in the descendants of Abdullah ibn Musa al-Kazim, making the official three-generation name genealogically possible; however, no independent early document was found that identifies the Al-Hamza al-Gharbi shrine occupant as that exact historical Muhammad. Official/local identity, the Abu Dirbash epithet, annual devotion, custodianship, and the 2024 construction of two twenty-one-metre minarets were retained.

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