مرقد الشيخ قضيب البان رحمه الله

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مصدر أولي — تاريخ إربل مرتفع

Notes: Page/Volume: vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274 (accessible Shamela edition) | Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

مصدر ثانوي — مرقد الشيخ قضيب ألبان متوسط

Notes: Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

مصدر ثانوي — منية الأدباء في تاريخ الموصل الحدباء متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: entry on Qadib al-Ban and the Mosul shrine; pagination varies by edition | Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

مصدر إلكتروني — shamela.ws متوسط

Notes: Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

مصدر إلكتروني — search.mandumah.com متوسط

Notes: Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

مصدر إلكتروني — rememberingmosul.org متوسط

Notes: Tarikh Irbil, vol. 1, p. 371, entry 274, supports the early full name, Mosuli identity and a known visited grave outside Mosul. The 2018 peer-reviewed Mosuliyat article, no. 50, pp. 31–33, preserves later biographical and Hanbali-associated tradition but a conflicting extended lineage. Heritage documentation supports rebuilding in 1711 and 1957 and major destruction on 26 July 2014. No later karamat narrative was promoted as established history.

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