Min Hadith Ibn al-Askari an Shuyukhihi
- Author died
- 238 AH
- Editions
- Dār Ibn Ḥazm
Min Hadith Ibn al-Askari 'an Shuyukhihi (Arabic: من حديث ابن العسكري عن شيوخه) is a hadith part (juz') transmitted from Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ubayd al-Askari by Bushra ibn Abd Allah al-Fatini, gathering narrations from Ibn al-Askari's teachers .
Contents and Structure
The collection begins with the narration of Ibn al-Zubayr concerning the supplication to be recited upon lying down in bed (al-qawl 'inda al-madja'), and its final entry concludes with the words kana wa-kana .
Transmission
The text was preserved through the transmission of Bushra ibn Abd Allah al-Fatini from Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ubayd al-Askari, whose brother was the Baghdadi flour-merchant al-Husayn ibn Muhammad ibn Ubayd al-Askari (d. 375 AH) . Through this line of transmission from Ibn al-Askari, narrations were related from teachers such as Ahmad ibn Masruq from Muhammad ibn al-Husayn al-Barjalani (d. 238 AH) .
Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani recorded his paths of transmission for the part in al-Mu'jam al-Mufahras . He read it to Abu al-Ma'ali Abd Allah ibn Umar al-Azhari by written authorization (mukataba) from Ahmad ibn Ridwan ibn al-Zanhad, from Ahmad ibn Abd al-Da'im ibn Ni'ma, from Abu al-Faraj Abd al-Mun'im ibn Abd al-Wahhab ibn Kulayb, from Abu Ali Muhammad ibn Sa'id ibn Nabhan, from Bushra . Ibn Hajar also received it via a written authorization from Abu al-Abbas ibn Abi Bakr al-Maqdisi, from al-Taqi Sulayman ibn Hamza, from Diya' al-Din al-Maqdisi, from Muhammad ibn Abd al-Karim, from Ibn Nabhan, from Bushra .
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