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Musa bin 'Uqba
Abu Muhammad
موسى بن عقبة
Musa bin 'Uqba bin Abi 'Ayaash al-Asadi
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Biography
Client of Family of Az-Zubair Al-Awaam.
\r\nHe wrote a book on Maghaazi. A fragment of his work has survived and was published by Sachau in 1904, the so-called Berlin manuscript. Many distinguished traditionists felt his book was the most important and trustworthy of all, rivaling that of his contemporary Ibn Ishaq, and yet, surprisingly, not much of his work has survived. Ibn Ishaq himself never mentions him, though he is quoted by later historians like al-Tabari, al-Waqidi, and others. Musa for his part leaned heavily on al-Zuhri, much idealizing the Prophet.
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Umm Khalid bin Khalid ibn Sa'id'Urwa ibn al-ZubayrAbu Salama bin 'Abdur RahmanSalim bin 'Abdullah bin 'Umaral-ZuhriNafie''IkramaMuhammad bin al-Munkdar bin 'AbdullahNafi' bin Jubayr bin Mut'imSalm Abu al-Ghyth al-Madni'Abdullah bin Dinar'Abdullah bin al-Fadl'Abdur Rahman bin Harmaz al-A'arajMuhammad bin Yahya bin HibanHkym bin Abi Hrh al-Aslmy
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Yahya bin Sa'id al-AnsariIbn JurayjBukayr bin 'Abdullah bin al-AshjImam MaalikSufyan bin 'UyaynahSufyan bin Sa‘id Ath-Thawri'Abdullah bin MubarakIsma'il bin Ibrahim bin 'UqbaIsma'il bin Ja'far bin Abi KathirAbu Damra, Anas bin 'AyyadSulaiman bin Bilal al-Taymi'Abdul 'Aziz bin Muhammad al-DaruradiMuhammad bin Ja'far bin Abi KathirMuhammad bin Flyh bin SulaimanIbrahim bin TahmanWahayb bin Khalid bin 'Ajlan al-BahliShuja' bin al-Walid bin Qays al-SakuniHafs bin Mysrh al-QylyMusa bin Tariq , Abu Qurrah
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Father
'Uqba b. Abi 'Ayaash al-Asadi
Siblings (2)
Classical References
- ·al-Tabaqat — Ibn Sa'dp. 30
4[pg:30],11[Introduction]
Life Details
Born
55 AH/674 CE
Birth City
Medinah
Died
141AH/758 CE
Death City
Madinah
Cause
Natural
Lived in
Medina
Scholarly Profile
Narrator Grade
Thiqah
Areas of Interest
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