حضرت حبیب بن مظاہر اسدی رضی اللہ عنہ

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Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk — Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari
Vol. 5, pp. 352, 355, 411, 416, 419, 422, 433, 436, 438–440

al-Irshad The Event of Taff — al-Shaykh al-Mufid Abu Mikhnaf; revised by Muhammad Hadi al-Yusufi al-Gharawi
Kufa and Karbala narrative; pagination varies by edition Relevant profile passages; pagination varies by edition

Al-Tabari's Karbala material supports Habib as a principal Kufan signatory, records his affirmation when Muslim ibn Aqil called for allegiance, preserves his counsel to Qurra ibn Qays and the opposing Kufans, identifies him as commander of Imam Husayn's left wing, records his exchange with the dying Muslim ibn Awsaja, and gives the core account of his martyrdom. Later details about concealment, the exact travel route, Prophetic companionship and precise age are not treated as equal to the early narrative. The linked shrine code is protected, but its current active-registry status could not be checked because no current Shrine Registry export was supplied.

متعلقہ مزار / مقام دیکھیں — مزار حضرت حبیب بن مظاہر اسدی رضی اللہ عنہ

تاريخ الرسل والملوك
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.

أنساب الأشراف
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.

تسمية من قتل مع الحسين بن علي
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.

الإرشاد
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.

الإصابة في تمييز الصحابة
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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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.

shamela.ws
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.

imamhussain.org
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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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.