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हबीब इब्न मुज़ाहिर अल-असदी, अल्लाह उनसे राज़ी हो, की मज़ार करबला में इमाम हुसैन इब्न अली के रौज़े के सहन के भीतर एक अलग ज़रीह में स्थित है। यह हबीब की मान्य मुख्य दफ़्नगाह और स्मृति का अभिलेख है, कोई द्वितीयक मक़ाम नहीं। प्रारंभिक ऐतिहासिक सामग्री उन्हें बनू असद के सम्मानित कूफ़ी बुज़ुर्ग, इमाम हुसैन के प्रमुख समर्थक और १० मुहर्रम ६१ हिजरी, अर्थात ६८० ईस्वी, को उनके साथ शहीद हुए व्यक्तियों में गिनती है।

उनका नाम पांडुलिपियों में कई रूपों में मिलता है, जिनमें हबीब इब्न मुज़ाहिर और हबीब इब्न मुज़हिर सबसे सामान्य हैं। बाद की जीवनी सामग्री कहती है कि उन्होंने पैग़म्बर मुहम्मद, उन पर अल्लाह की शांति और बरकत हो, का युग पाया था और कुछ परंपराएँ इसी आधार पर उन्हें सहाबी कहती हैं। किंतु सबसे पुराने तकनीकी जीवन-वृत्त ग्रंथ इस वर्गीकरण पर एकमत नहीं हैं। लेख इस सावधानी को सुरक्षित रखता है, जबकि इस मज़ार की मान्य सार्वजनिक पहचान के अनुसार मुख्य श्रेणी सहाबा रखी गई है।

हबीब बनू असद से थे और मुआविया की मृत्यु के बाद इमाम हुसैन का समर्थन करने वाले कूफ़ा के प्रमुख लोगों में शामिल थे। कूफ़ा के निमंत्रण की रिवायतें उन्हें उन लोगों में रखती हैं जिन्होंने पत्र लिखे या समर्थन जुटाने का काम किया। अल-फ़ुदैल इब्न अल-ज़ुबैर से मंसूब प्राचीन सूची स्पष्ट करती है कि हबीब इमाम हुसैन के लिए बैअत लेते थे, जिससे पता चलता है कि उनकी भूमिका केवल सहानुभूति की नहीं बल्कि सक्रिय और संगठित कार्य की थी।

मुस्लिम इब्न अक़ील, अल्लाह उनसे राज़ी हो, के मिशन ने दिखाया कि दबाव और दमन के अधीन कूफ़ा की राजनीतिक स्थिति कितनी तेज़ी से बदल गई। जब सार्वजनिक समर्थन टूट गया, तब हबीब ने वचन छोड़ना स्वीकार नहीं किया। ऐतिहासिक रिवायतें उनके कूफ़ा से निकलकर करबला में इमाम हुसैन के शिविर तक पहुँचने का उल्लेख करती हैं। उनका निर्णय उस वफ़ादारी का उदाहरण है जो निजी ख़तरा बढ़ जाने के बाद भी बनी रही।

करबला में हबीब छोटे शिविर के वरिष्ठ और अनुभवी व्यक्तियों में थे। प्रारंभिक और बाद की रिवायतें युद्ध के दिन उन्हें बाएँ मोर्चे का सेनापति बताती हैं। सलाह, साथियों का उत्साह बढ़ाने और बनू असद से सहायता प्राप्त करने के प्रयासों में भी उनका उल्लेख मिलता है। विवरणों में अंतर होने के कारण कोई गढ़ा हुआ संवाद या अनिश्चित संख्या लेख में नहीं जोड़ी गई है।

१० मुहर्रम ६१ हिजरी को हबीब ने इमाम हुसैन और अहल अल-बैत के शिविर की रक्षा करते हुए शहादत पाई। प्रारंभिक स्रोत उनकी उपस्थिति और मृत्यु पर सहमत हैं, हालांकि कुछ नामों की वर्तनी, कुछ रिवायतों में हत्यारे की पहचान और आयु या युद्ध से जुड़े अंकों में मतभेद है। सुरक्षित ऐतिहासिक आधार उनका वचन, करबला पहुँचना, नेतृत्व, रक्षा और शहादत है।

हबीब की क़ब्र इमाम हुसैन के रौज़े के परिसर के भीतर अलग ज़रीह से घिरी है और लंबे समय से करबला के शहीदों से जुड़ी सबसे प्रमुख व्यक्तिगत क़ब्रों में गिनी जाती है। रौज़े के आधिकारिक अभिलेख ज़रीह और आधुनिक समय में उसकी देखभाल तथा बदलाव को दर्ज करते हैं। क़ब्र का भौतिक स्थान उनकी स्मृति को उस जीवित पवित्र भूगोल का भाग बनाता है जिसके माध्यम से ज़ायरीन करबला के इतिहास से जुड़ते हैं।

उनका जीवन बिना गढ़ी हुई सजावट के एक स्पष्ट नैतिक शिक्षा देता है: वचन की परीक्षा तब होती है जब उसे निभाने से लाभ नहीं बल्कि हानि हो। हबीब की विशेषता यह थी कि उन्होंने दूसरों के पीछे हटने के बाद कार्य किया, संकटग्रस्त परिवार की रक्षा की और इमाम हुसैन के साथ अडिग रहे। उनकी मज़ार वफ़ादारी, नैतिक साहस, अत्याचार के विरुद्ध प्रतिरोध और करबला के साथियों की सामूहिक क़ुर्बानी का प्रतीक है।

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हबीब इब्न मुज़ाहिर की ऐतिहासिक महत्ता इसलिए स्पष्ट है कि करबला की सबसे पुरानी उपलब्ध सामग्री में उनकी भूमिका दिखाई देती है। कूफ़ा के निमंत्रण में भागीदारी, बैअत लेना, दमन शुरू होने के बाद पहुँचना और युद्ध-क्षेत्र में नेतृत्व उन्हें इमाम हुसैन के सक्रिय आयोजक और वरिष्ठ समर्थक के रूप में अलग पहचान देता है।

अल-फ़ुदैल इब्न अल-ज़ुबैर, अल-तबरी, अल-बलाधुरी और बाद के मान्य जीवन-वृत्त तथा मक़तल ग्रंथ उनके नाम और शहादत को सुरक्षित रखते हैं। नाम की वर्तनी और तकनीकी सहाबी वर्गीकरण पर सीमित मतभेद करबला में उनकी उपस्थिति के अनेक मज़बूत प्रमाणों को कमज़ोर नहीं करता। इसलिए लेख सुरक्षित इतिहास और बाद की सम्मानसूचक श्रेणी में अंतर रखता है।

इमाम हुसैन के रौज़े के भीतर उनकी अलग ज़रीह करबला के पवित्र और ऐतिहासिक भूगोल का महत्त्वपूर्ण भाग है। रौज़े के आधिकारिक अभिलेख वर्तमान स्थल की पहचान और उसकी देखभाल की पुष्टि करते हैं, बिना किसी अप्रमाणित स्थापत्य तिथि को गढ़े।

इस अभिलेख का शैक्षणिक महत्त्व भी है क्योंकि यह सार्वजनिक स्मृति को एक दस्तावेज़ित नैतिक चुनाव से जोड़ता है। हबीब केवल युद्ध में मृत्यु के कारण याद नहीं किए जाते, बल्कि इसलिए भी कि भय और राजनीतिक दबाव से बहुतों के पीछे हटने के बाद उन्होंने अपना वचन निभाया।

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Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

द्वितीयक स्रोत — الإرشاد मध्यम

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

द्वितीयक स्रोत — الإصابة في تمييز الصحابة मध्यम

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

वेब स्रोत — usul.ai मध्यम

https://usul.ai/ar/t/tasmiyat-man-qutila-ma-al-husayn

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

वेब स्रोत — shamela.ws मध्यम

https://shamela.ws/book/926/128

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

वेब स्रोत — imamhussain.org मध्यम

https://imamhussain.org/arabic/4261

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.

वेब स्रोत — pic.imamhussain.org मध्यम

https://pic.imamhussain.org/category/habeb

Notes: Page/Volume: Vol. 5, Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: Kufan invitation and Karbala reports; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: entry no. 26 on Habib ibn Muzahir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted. | Page/Volume: biographical entry under the variant Ḥutayt/Habib ibn Muzhir; pagination varies by edition | Al-Fudayl ibn al-Zubayr's early list names Habib among Banu Asad, states that he took pledges for Imam Husayn, and records his death at Karbala. Al-Tabari and al-Baladhuri support the Kufan invitation, the Karbala setting, his battlefield role, and martyrdom. Later biographical material preserves a claim that he lived in the Prophetic era, but technical Companion classification is not uniform across the earliest corpus; that caution is stated in all five languages. Official Imam Husayn Shrine pages support the present distinct tomb enclosure. No exact age or kill count is asserted.


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