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== | == About the author == | ||
'''Abu Mikhnaf''' was born in the second half of the 1st/7th century in [[Kufa]]. He has written many books. According to al-Najashi, [[Abu Mikhnaf]] has written twenty-eight books; also Ibn al-Nadim mentioned thirty books, including: the books on the death of 'Uthman b. 'Affan, the Battle of Siffin, [[Maqtal]] of Muhammad b. Abi Bakr, Maqtal of Amir al-Mu'minin. There is no evidence proving that Abu Mikhnaf was a Shi'ite Muslim, but there are reasons that show he respected Ahl al-Bayt and loved them. | '''Abu Mikhnaf''' was born in the second half of the 1st/7th century in [[Kufa]]. He has written many books. According to al-Najashi, [[Abu Mikhnaf]] has written twenty-eight books; also Ibn al-Nadim mentioned thirty books, including: the books on the death of 'Uthman b. 'Affan, the Battle of Siffin, [[Maqtal]] of Muhammad b. Abi Bakr, Maqtal of Amir al-Mu'minin. There is no evidence proving that Abu Mikhnaf was a Shi'ite Muslim, but there are reasons that show he respected Ahl al-Bayt and loved them. | ||
== | == About the book == | ||
This book written by Abu Mikhnaf and translated into English by Umar Kumo was published in ABWA Publishing and Printing Center. It has 434 pages. | This book written by Abu Mikhnaf and translated into English by Umar Kumo was published in ABWA Publishing and Printing Center. It has 434 pages. | ||
This book is a collection of reports of those who narrated the events of Karbala directly or indirectly to Abu Makhnaf (the total number of them is thirty-nine that have brought sixty-five narrations along with their complete documents (Musnad). | This book is a collection of reports of those who narrated the events of Karbala directly or indirectly to Abu Makhnaf (the total number of them is thirty-nine that have brought sixty-five narrations along with their complete documents (Musnad). | ||
== | == Abstract of chapters == | ||
The Detailed List of the Narrators | The Detailed List of the Narrators | ||