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{{Infobox companion of Imam (a) | {{Infobox companion of Imam (a) | ||
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| image = | | image =Martyrs of Karbala.jpg | ||
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| caption = '''The burial place of the martyrs of Karbala in the Holy Shrine of Imam al-Hussain''' | | caption = '''The burial place of the martyrs of [[Karbala]] in the Holy Shrine of Imam al-Hussain''' | ||
| Full name = Salim b. | | Full name = Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah Banu l-Madina al-Kalbi. | ||
| Companion of = Imam al-Hussain | | Companion of = [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam al-Hussain]] | ||
| Teknonym = | | Teknonym = | ||
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| Martyrdom = 61/681 | | Martyrdom = 61/681 | ||
| Cause of Martyrdom = Event of Karbala | | Cause of Martyrdom = Event of Karbala | ||
| Burial place = Karbala | | Burial place = [[Karbala]] | ||
| Professors = | | Professors = | ||
| Students = | | Students = | ||
| Works = | | Works = | ||
| Activities = | | Activities = Accompanied [[Muslim b. Aqil b. Abi Talib|Muslim b. Aqil]], Martyred in [[Karbala]] | ||
}} | |Native name=سالِم بن عَمْرو بن عَبْدالله}} | ||
'''Salim b. | '''Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah''' (Arabic: سالِم بن عَمْرو بن عَبْدالله, martyrdom: 61/681) was martyred in the Battle of [[Karbala]]. He accompanied [[Muslim b. ʿAqil b. Abi Talib|Muslim b. Aqil]] in his uprising, and after Muslim's [[martyrdom]], left Kufa to join [[Hussain ibn Ali|Imam al-Hussain]]'s army. | ||
== | ==Helping Muslim b. Aqil== | ||
Salim b. | Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah was a servant of the Banu l-Madina al-Kalbi tribe. As a [[Shiʿa|Shi'a]], Salim helped Muslim b. Aqil in his uprising, and after Muslim's martyrdom, was arrested by Kathir b. Shahab. He managed to escape [[Obayd-Allah Ibn Ziad|Obayd-Allah b. Ziyad]]'s prison and hide with his own tribe. | ||
==Joining Imam al-Hussain== | ==Joining Imam al-Hussain== | ||
After Imam al-Hussain's | After Imam al-Hussain's caravan reached Karbala, Salim and a number of people from Banu Kalb joined the Imam's army. He was martyred on the Day of Ashura. Ibn Shahrashub writes in the book ''Ibsar al-'ayn'' that Salim was martyred during the first attack on the Day of Ashura. However, the same author does not list Salim among the first martyrs in existing copies of his book ''Manaqib''. | ||
== | ==Doubts About Existence== | ||
Salim is mentioned as martyr of Karbala in the version of Ziyara al-Shuhada that in the Hadith books ''Iqbal al-a'mal'' and ''[[Bihar al-Anwar|Bihar al-anwar]],'' with the phrase, "peace be upon Salim the servant of Banu l-Madina Kalbi". However, early Shiite sources of history and [http://www.oxfordislamicstudies.com/article/opr/t125/e1010 rijal] do not mention Salim among martyrs of Karbala. Furthermore, he is not mentioned in the version of [[Ziyarat al-Shuhada]] cited in [[al-Shaykh al-Mufid]]'s ''al-Mazar'' or in Ibn Mashhadi's'' Al-Mazar.'' Muhammad Taqi Shushtari has cast doubts over the existence of such a person. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* [http://en.wikishia.net/view/Salim_b._%27Amr_b._%27Abd_Allah WikiShia, An online encyclopedia of the school of Ahl al-Bayt] | |||
*[http://en.wikishia.net/view/Salim_b._%27Amr_b._%27Abd_Allah WikiShia, An online encyclopedia of the school of Ahl al-Bayt] | |||
{{Companions of Imam al-Hussain}} | |||
[[Category: Individuals]] | [[Category: Individuals]] | ||
[[Category: Historical Characters]] | [[Category: Historical Characters]] | ||
[[Category: Imam Hussain’s Companions]] | [[Category: Imam Hussain’s Companions]] | ||
[[Category: Martyrs of Karbala ]] | [[Category: Martyrs of Karbala ]] | ||
[[fa:سالم بن عمرو بن عبدالله]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:49, 7 April 2022
| Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah | |
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 The burial place of the martyrs of Karbala in the Holy Shrine of Imam al-Hussain | |
| Native name | سالِم بن عَمْرو بن عَبْدالله |
| Full Name | Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah Banu l-Madina al-Kalbi. |
| Companion of | Imam al-Hussain |
| Religious Affiliation | Shi'a |
| Lineage | Banu l-Madina al-Kalbi |
| Martyrdom | 61/681 |
| Cause of Martyrdom | Event of Karbala |
| Burial Place | Karbala |
| Activities | Accompanied Muslim b. Aqil, Martyred in Karbala |
Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah (Arabic: سالِم بن عَمْرو بن عَبْدالله, martyrdom: 61/681) was martyred in the Battle of Karbala. He accompanied Muslim b. Aqil in his uprising, and after Muslim's martyrdom, left Kufa to join Imam al-Hussain's army.
Helping Muslim b. Aqil[edit | edit source]
Salim b. Amr b. Abd Allah was a servant of the Banu l-Madina al-Kalbi tribe. As a Shi'a, Salim helped Muslim b. Aqil in his uprising, and after Muslim's martyrdom, was arrested by Kathir b. Shahab. He managed to escape Obayd-Allah b. Ziyad's prison and hide with his own tribe.
Joining Imam al-Hussain[edit | edit source]
After Imam al-Hussain's caravan reached Karbala, Salim and a number of people from Banu Kalb joined the Imam's army. He was martyred on the Day of Ashura. Ibn Shahrashub writes in the book Ibsar al-'ayn that Salim was martyred during the first attack on the Day of Ashura. However, the same author does not list Salim among the first martyrs in existing copies of his book Manaqib.
Doubts About Existence[edit | edit source]
Salim is mentioned as martyr of Karbala in the version of Ziyara al-Shuhada that in the Hadith books Iqbal al-a'mal and Bihar al-anwar, with the phrase, "peace be upon Salim the servant of Banu l-Madina Kalbi". However, early Shiite sources of history and rijal do not mention Salim among martyrs of Karbala. Furthermore, he is not mentioned in the version of Ziyarat al-Shuhada cited in al-Shaykh al-Mufid's al-Mazar or in Ibn Mashhadi's Al-Mazar. Muhammad Taqi Shushtari has cast doubts over the existence of such a person.