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=== Date of Death ===
=== Date of Death ===
There is no sign of his exact dates of birth or death. However, his living can be approximately guessed. Of course, this would only be possible through relying on his sources of narration, assuming that he has heard hadtihs from them directly ([[sama']]), not that he would be narrating from their books ([[wijada]]). [[Aqa Buzurg Tehrani]] regards al-Tabari the Third among the scholars contemporary with [[al-Shaykh al-Tusi]] (d. 460/1067-1068) and al-Najashi (d. 450/1058-1059), and thus living about a hundred years after al-Tabari the Shi'a. Researchers on ''Dala'il al-imama'' have all approved that the three were contemporary with each other. They further believe that he preceded al-Tusi and al-Najashi in both generation and position.
There is no sign of the exact dates of his birth or death. However, his living period can be approximately guessed. Of course, this would only be possible relying on his sources of narration, assuming that he has heard hadtihs from them directly ([[sama']]), not that he would be narrating from their books ([[wijada]]). [[Aqa Buzurg Tehrani]] regards al-Tabari the Third among the scholars contemporary with [[al-Shaykh al-Tusi]] (d. 460/1067-1068) and al-Najashi (d. 450/1058-1059), and thus living about a hundred years after al-Tabari the Shi'a. Researchers on ''Dala'il al-imama'' have all approved that the three were contemporary with each other. They further believe that he preceded al-Tusi and al-Najashi in both generation and position.


Therefore, it can be said that al-Tabari the Third is among the scholars who has been living since the second half of 4th/10th century until the first decades of 5th/11th century.
Therefore, it can be said that al-Tabari the Third is among the scholars who has been living since the second half of 4th/10th century until the first decades of 5th/11th century.
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