مزار السيدة رابعة البصرية رحمها الله

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مصدر أولي — Dhikr al-Niswa al-Muta'abbidat al-Sufiyyat مرتفع

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر أولي — Hilyat al-Awliya wa Tabaqat al-Asfiya مرتفع

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر ثانوي — Siyar A'lam al-Nubala متوسط

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر ثانوي — Rabi'a the Mystic and Her Fellow-Saints in Islam متوسط

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر ثانوي — Rabi'a: From Narrative to Myth متوسط

Notes: Page/Volume: chapters on historical identity and burial traditions; pagination varies by edition | Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر إلكتروني — research.vu.nl متوسط

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

مصدر إلكتروني — mail.arab-ency.com.sy متوسط

Notes: Al-Sulami, Abu Nu'aym and al-Dhahabi support Rabi'a's standing in the ascetic and Sufi biographical tradition. Cornell's critical study supports the existence of an early Basran woman ascetic but shows that the patronymic bint Isma'il, several marriage reports, poems and later life stories were confused with other women named Rabi'a. The same study considers the cemetery near Hasan al-Basri in al-Zubayr the most likely burial setting while documenting rival Jerusalem, Damascus and Cairo traditions. The local Arabic links were used for the present cemetery and regional memory, not as proof of an exact grave.

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