Ghadir Khumm: Chains of Narration

Ghadir Khumm
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Núr al-Dín b. Burhán al-Dín `Alí b. Ibráhím b. A<mad b. `Alí, al-\alabí al-Sháfi`í
(d. 1044 AH/1634 CE)

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by Núr al-Dín b. Burhán al-Dín `Alí b. Ibráhím b. A<mad b. `Alí, al-\alabí al-Sháfi`í
(d. 1044 AH/1634 CE)

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S310	Núr al-Dín b. Burhán al-Dín `Alí b. Ibráhím b. A<mad b. `Alí, al-\alabí al-Sháfi`í
	Insán al-`uyún fí sírat al-amín al-ma'mún (al-Sírah al-\alabiyya) Unidentified edition, vol. 3, p. 336 [vol. 3, p. 302]

E143
	It has been mentioned that `Alí, may Allah honour him, stood up to speak. He praised and extolled Alláh, then said: "I adjure by Alláh whosoever will be adjured about the day of Ghadír Khumm but that he should stand!" Not a man stood saying: ‘I was informed’ or ‘It reached me’ except one whose ears had heard and whose heart was aware. Seventeen companions stood up; in one report 30 companions, and in the al-Mu`jam al-Kabír 16, and in a report 12 (companions). He said: "Tell me what you have heard", so they related the <adíth and part of it was: "Of whomsoever I am master, `Alí is his master." In one report: "this is his master". From Zayd b. Arqam, may Alláh be pleased with him: " I was among those who concealed so Alláh took away my sight". `Alí, may Allah honour him, had imprecated those who concealed.