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{{Infobox person
| name = Al-Hasan al-Basri
| known for =
| image = حسن بصری.jpg
| image_size =220px
| caption = '''The Shrine of Hasan al-Basri'''
| Full Name =Al-Hasan al-Basri
| Teknonym = Abu Sa'id or Abu Muhammad or Abu 'Ali
| Epithet = Imam al-Tabi'in, Sayyid al-Tabi'in, and Shaykh al-Islam
| Well Known As =
| Religious Affiliation = [[Islam]]
| Lineage =
| Wellknown Relatives =
| Birth =During the lifetime of [[Prophet (s)]]
| Place of Birth =[[Medina]]
| Places of Residence = [[Basra]]
| Place of Residence =
| Death = 110/728, Basra
| Cause of Death =
| Martyrdom = <!--in case of martyrdom-->
| Cause of Martyrdom =
| Burial Place = Basra
| Era =
| Known for =
| Professors = [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]], [[Anas b. Malik]]
| Students =  [[Malik b. Dinar]], Thabit al-Banani, [[Ghaylan al-Damishqi]]
| Notable roles =
| Works = ''Tafsir al-Qur'an'' (exegesis of the Qur'an)
| Activities =
}}
'''Al-Hasan al-Basri''' (Arabic: {{ia|الحسن البصري}}), born as al-Hasan b. Abu l-Hasan al-Yasar, was a theologian, a Quranic [[exegete]], a scholar of [[hadith]]s, a preacher, a [[jurist]], and one of the eight well-known [[zahid]]s (or ascetics) of the first and second centuries. There is no agreement over the school of thought he belonged to.
'''Al-Hasan al-Basri''' (Arabic: {{ia|الحسن البصري}}), born as al-Hasan b. Abu l-Hasan al-Yasar, was a theologian, a Quranic [[exegete]], a scholar of [[hadith]]s, a preacher, a [[jurist]], and one of the eight well-known [[zahid]]s (or ascetics) of the first and second centuries. There is no agreement over the school of thought he belonged to.


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Al-Hasan’s father was from Maysan, and was at first a [[Christian]] and his name was Yasar or Firuz (or Piruz). In an Islamic conquest, Firuz was captivated and turned into one of [[Mawali]] (slaves). He was then taken to Medina and was emancipated after a while. There, he had a [[bond of wala']] (being emancipated) with Rybay' bt. Nadr or [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]] or another person from [[Ansar]]. Hence, al-Hasan is also called al-Ansari.
Al-Hasan’s father was from Maysan, and was at first a [[Christian]] and his name was Yasar or Firuz (or Piruz). In an Islamic conquest, Firuz was captivated and turned into one of [[Mawali]] (slaves). He was then taken to Medina and was emancipated after a while. There, he had a [[bond of wala']] (being emancipated) with Rybay' bt. Nadr or [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]] or another person from [[Ansar]]. Hence, al-Hasan is also called al-Ansari.


Al-Hasan’s mother, Khayra (also known with her kunya, Umm al-Hasan), was captivated in the Conquest of Maysan, and had a bond of wala' with [[Umm Salama]], the wife of the Prophet (s), or some other people. Khayra taught the [[Qur'an]] to women and preached them. Moreover, she was allegedly a reliable transmitter of hadiths who transmitted [[hadith]]s from two wives of the Prophet (s), Umm Salama and [['A'isha]], and her two sons, al-Hasan and Sa'id, as well as others, transmitted hadiths from her. Her hadiths have also been cited by prominent [[Sunni]] scholars.
Al-Hasan’s mother, Khayra (also known with her teknonym, Umm al-Hasan), was captivated in the Conquest of Maysan, and had a bond of wala' with [[Umm Salama]], the wife of the Prophet (s), or some other people. Khayra taught the [[Qur'an]] to women and preached them. Moreover, she was allegedly a reliable transmitter of hadiths who transmitted [[hadith]]s from two wives of the Prophet (s), Umm Salama and [['A'isha]], and her two sons, al-Hasan and Sa'id, as well as others, transmitted hadiths from her. Her hadiths have also been cited by prominent [[Sunni]] scholars.


===Title and Teknonym===
===Title and Teknonym===
Al-Hasan was known as Imam al-Tabi'in, Sayyid al-Tabi'in, and Shaykh al-Islam, and his kunya was Abu Sa'id or Abu Muhammad or Abu 'Ali.
Al-Hasan was known as Imam al-Tabi'in, Sayyid al-Tabi'in, and Shaykh al-Islam, and his teknonym was Abu Sa'id or Abu Muhammad or Abu 'Ali.


===Migration to Basra===
===Migration to Basra===
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