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in the Qur'an, Hadith, History 
al-@an`ání, Abú Bakr `Abd al-Razzáq b. Hammám b. Náfi` al-\imyarí (Humám)
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Relied upon by: Abí Dáwúd Bukhárí Dárimí Ibn \anbal Ibn Májah Muslim Nasá'í Tirmidhí [373] Abú Bakr `Abd al-Razzáq Ibn Hammám Ibn Náfi` al-@an`ání was allied, by right of enfranchisement, to the tribe of \imyar. Abu Sa`d al-Sam`ání says of him: "It is stated that, after the death of the Prophet [#], no one had so many visitors from distant countries as he." He taught the Traditions on the authority of Ma`mar Ibn Ráshid, a mawlá of the tribe of Azd and a native of Ba#rah(see Introduction, note), al-Awzá'í, Ibn Jurayj, and others. The chief imáms of Islamism in that period cited him as their authority for some of the Traditions which they taught; amongst the number were Sufyán Ibn `Uyyanah (who was one of his own masters), A<mad ibn \anbal and Ya<yá Ibn Ma`ín.[1] He was born A.H. 126 (A.C. 743-4), and he died in the month of Shawwál, A.H. 211 (January, A.C. 827) in Yaman. @an`ání means belonging to @an`á, one of the most celebrated cities in Yaman. In forming this relative adjective an n is added, as in Bahrání derived from Bahrá [2] but such cases are of rare occurrence.[*]
[1] The lives of all these doctors will be found in this work. [2] Ba<rá is the name of a tribe sprung from Qu_á`ah.
[*] In `Abd al-\amíd following passage occurs: Abú Mu<ammad `Abd Alláh ibn al-\árith al-@an`ání said: "I heard `Abd al-Razzáq saying: He experiences disgrace who associates one for a long time. He continued : I heard him reciting: That was the time we amuse with it, and now it amuses with us. [Tadhkirat al-<uffá~, al-Dhahabí, Shams al-Dín Mu<ammad b. A<mad b. `Uthmán, Abú `Abd Alláh, Haydarabad: Dá'irat al-ma`árif al-ni~ámiyyah, 1333 AH, v. 1, p. 334 ] Many scholars have considered him reliable. His traditions have been narrated in the @i<á< and he is unique for other than that as well. Some have harboured malice against him for his Shí'ism (wa naqamú `alayhi bi al-tashayyu`) although he was not extreme in it (wa má kána yaghlú fíhi). He loved `Alí, may Alláh be pleased with him, and was derogatory towards those who fought with him. [Tadhkirat al-<uffá~, al-Dhahabí, Shams al-Dín Mu<ammad b. A<mad b. `Uthmán, Abú `Abd Alláh, Haydarabad: Dá'irat al-ma`árif al-ni~ámiyyah, 1333 AH, v. 1, p. 334 ] þ: ÞáÊ : æËÞå ÛíÑ æÇÍÏ æ ÍÏíËå ãÎÑÌ Ýí ÇáÕÍÇÍ æáå ãÇ íäÝÑÏ Èå æäÞãæÇ Úáíå ÈÇáÊÔíÚ æãÇ ßÇä íÛáæ Ýíå Èá ßÇä íÍÈ ÚáíÇ ÑÖí þÇááå Úäå æíÛÖ ãä ÞÇÊáå. The Ahlul Bayt DILP team does not necessarily agree with all of the statements and opinions expressed by the authors of these texts regarding their subjects. These are presented for the purposes of private research only. Presented by the Ahlul Bayt Digital Islamic Library Project team |
