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Moreover, some prominent Shiite and Sunni scholars wrote books and essays regarding the words and chains of narrations of this hadith. Here are some of these scholars: | Moreover, some prominent Shiite and Sunni scholars wrote books and essays regarding the words and chains of narrations of this hadith. Here are some of these scholars: | ||
* [[Abu Ja'far Jarir al-Tabari]], the prominent historian and scholar of hadith (d. 310/922) according to '''Abaqat''. | * [[Abu Ja'far Jarir al-Tabari]], the prominent historian and scholar of hadith (d. 310/922-3) according to '''Abaqat''. | ||
* [[Hafiz Abu l-'Abbas al-'Uqda al-Kufi]] (d. 332/943) according to '''Abaqat''. | * [[Hafiz Abu l-'Abbas al-'Uqda al-Kufi]] (d. 332/943-4) according to '''Abaqat''. | ||
* [[Hakim al-Neyshaburi al-Shafi'i]] (d. 403 or 405/1012 or 1014), the prominent exegete of the [[Holy Qur'an]], scholar of hadith and historian, according to ''al-Mustadrak 'ala l-sahihayn'', ''Tarikh Baghdad'', and ''Tabaqat al-Shafi'iyya'' written by Subki. | * [[Hakim al-Neyshaburi al-Shafi'i]] (d. 403 or 405/1012-3 or 1014-5), the prominent exegete of the [[Holy Qur'an]], scholar of hadith and historian, according to ''al-Mustadrak 'ala l-sahihayn'', ''Tarikh Baghdad'', and ''Tabaqat al-Shafi'iyya'' written by Subki. | ||
* Hafiz Abu Tahir Hamdan, a student of Hakim Neyshaburi, according to the introduction of ''Fath al-malik al-'ali''. | * Hafiz Abu Tahir Hamdan, a student of Hakim Neyshaburi, according to the introduction of ''Fath al-malik al-'ali''. | ||
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* Dhahabi, according to the introduction of ''Fath al-malik al-'ali''. | * Dhahabi, according to the introduction of ''Fath al-malik al-'ali''. | ||
* [[Abu Bakr Mardawayh Isfahani]] (d. 410/1019), the prominent scholar of hadith, exegete of the Holy Qur'an, and historian, according to '''Abaqat''. | * [[Abu Bakr Mardawayh Isfahani]] (d. 410/1019-20), the prominent scholar of hadith, exegete of the Holy Qur'an, and historian, according to '''Abaqat''. | ||
* [[Hafiz Abu Na'im al-Isfahani]] (d. 430/1038), al-'Allama al-Majlisi's grandfather, and a prominent historian and scholar of hadith, according to '''Abaqat''. | * [[Hafiz Abu Na'im al-Isfahani]] (d. 430/1038-9), al-'Allama al-Majlisi's grandfather, and a prominent historian and scholar of hadith, according to '''Abaqat''. | ||
* And more comprehensive and important of all, the fourth book of the second "manhaj" (path) of ''[['Abaqat al-anwar]]'' written by [[Mir Hamid Husayn Lakhnavi]] (d. 1306/1888). The book is exclusively concerned with this hadith, citing its chains of narrations from Sunni sources along with reviews of the narrators. | * And more comprehensive and important of all, the fourth book of the second "manhaj" (path) of ''[['Abaqat al-anwar]]'' written by [[Mir Hamid Husayn Lakhnavi]] (d. 1306/1888-9). The book is exclusively concerned with this hadith, citing its chains of narrations from Sunni sources along with reviews of the narrators. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||