al-Ashara min Marwiyyat Salih ibn Ahmad wa Ziyadatuha
- Author died
- 909 AH
- Editions
- al-Bashāʼir al-Islāmīyah
al-Ashara min Marwiyyat Salih ibn Ahmad wa Ziyadatuha (The Ten Transmissions of Salih ibn Ahmad and Their Additions) is a short hadith tract compiled by the Hanbali scholar Ibn al-Mubarrad (d. 909 AH / 1503 CE) .
Content and Scope
The work is centered on the transmissions of Salih ibn Ahmad ibn Hanbal, the eldest son of Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal. Ibn al-Mubarrad initially collected ten hadiths transmitted by Salih and subsequently supplemented them with sixteen additional narrations, bringing the total number of traditions in the treatise to twenty-six .
Composition and Manuscripts
Ibn al-Mubarrad completed copying the manuscript on 15 Jumada al-Ula 890 AH (1485 CE) at al-Sahm al-A'la in al-Salihiyya, Damascus .
A surviving manuscript of the work is preserved at the Zahiriyya Library in Damascus within a composite collection (majmu', no. 3776/3), spanning five folios (ff. 85–89) . Other copies are cataloged in library collections, including the Central Library of the Islamic University of Medina .
Publication
The treatise was edited by Muhammad Sabah Mansur and published by Dar al-Basha'ir al-Islamiyyah in Beirut in 1424 AH (2003 CE) .
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