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MUHAMMAD
(PBUH) |
Mecca-c.
570
Madina
June 8, 632 CE |
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Title:
PROPHET OF ALLAH & (KHLIFAT-UL-ALLAH (Statesman of all Muslim
states till the end of Universe)) |
The
chronology presented here gives an understanding of the time difference and
generation gaps of famous names in early Islamic history, e.g.,
Imam Abu-Hanifah
was early enough to have seen Sahabah(RAUH), while
Imam Malik, Imam Shafi'i, and
Imam
Ahmad bin-Hambal had not met or seen any Sahabah. Compare the time frame of
Imam
Bokhari & Imam Muslim with those of
Imam Malik or Imam Abu-Hanifah. See the
times of 12 Imams of Isna-'Ashari faith (The Twelvers).
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Hadrat
Abu-Bakar Siddiq
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51
Before Hihjrah (BH)
/573 CE*, Makkah
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13
AH*/634, Medinah |
1st
Caliph:
Title:
"Khalifat-ur-Rasool" (Prophet Muhammad (pbuh))
Relationship:
Father-in-law
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
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| Hadrat
Umar ibn al-Khattab |
41
BH/582 Makkah |
24
AH/645 Medinah |
2nd
Caliph:
Title:
"Ameer-ul-Momineen" was first adopted,
Relationship:
Father-in-law
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
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| Hadrat
Uthman ibn Affaan |
47
BH/577 Makkah |
35
AH/655 Medinah |
3rd
Caliph:
Title: "Ameer-ul-Momineen" was first adopted,
Relationship:
Son-in-law
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
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| Hadrat
Ali ibn Abi-Taalib (1) |
13
Rajab 23BH/600 Makkah |
40AH/
21 Ramadhan /
661
Kufah |
4th
Caliph:
Title:
Ameer-ul-Momineen,
Relationship:
(Son-in-law
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
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| Imam
Hasan ibn Ali (2) |
15
Ramadan
3 AH/ Feb 28, 625 (Thursday) Medinah |
Safar
49 or 50 AH/669 or 670 Medinah |
5th
Caliph:
Title:
Ameer-ul-Momineen
Relationship:
(Grand
Child of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)) was
probably poisoned.
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| Mo'awiah
ibn Abi-Sufian |
12
BH/611 Makkah |
60
AH/680 Dimashq |
6th
Caliph:
Title:
Ameer-ul-Momineen
Relationship:
(Brother-in-law
of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh))
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| Imam
Husain ibn Ali (3) |
3
Sha'ban 4 AH/ Jan 8, 626 (Wednesday) Medinah |
10
Muharram
61
AH/ Oct
9, 680 (Tuesday) Karbala , Iraq |
Shaheed-e-Karbala,
Second son of Ali & Fatimah, (Grand
Child of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)) |
| Imam
Ali Zainul-Abideen (4) |
5 Sha'ban 38
AH/ Jan 5, 659 (Saturday) Medinah |
25 Muharram
95 AH/ Oct 20, 713 (Friday) Medinah |
Son of Imam Husain |
| Imam
Muhammad Baqir (5) |
1 Rajab 57
AH/ May 9, 677 (Saturday) Medinah |
7 Zul-Hijja
114 AH/ Jan 28, 733 (Wednesday) Medinah |
Son of Imam Ali
Zainul-Abideen |
| Imam
Abu-Hanifah, Imam-1 |
80
AH/699 Kufah,
Iraq |
150
AH/767 Baghdad |
Linage
:
Taabai.
Education:
Scholar of Fiqh (Jurisprudence),
School
of Thought: Student
of Imam Baqir & Imam Ja'far Sadiq.
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| Imam
Ja'far Sadiq (6) |
17
Rabi-al-Awwal 83 AH/ April 10, 702 (Monday) Medinah |
25
Shawwal 148 AH/ Dec 13, 765 (Friday) Medinah |
Taabai,
Son of Imam Baqir. He was Imam of Fiqh Ja'fri (Jurisprudence) |
| Imam
Maalik, Imam-2 |
93
AH/712 Medinah |
179
AH/795 Medinah |
Taba-Taabai,
Compiler of Hadith (Al-Muwatta, "The
Approved,") & Scholar of Fiqh (Jurisprudence), student
of Imam Ja'far Sadiq |
| Imam
Abu-Yusuf (Hanafi) |
113 AH/731 Kufah,
Iraq |
187 AH/803 Baghdad |
Taba-Taabai,
Student of Abu-Hanifah, Scholar of Fiqh (Jurisprudence) |
| Up
to the time of Imam Ja'far Sadiq, friends
of Ali (Shi'aan-e-Ali) were
not considered any different from other Muslims.
Imam Ja'far Sadiq had two sons, Isma'il
and Musa al-Kazim. Followers
of Isma'il become the "Seveners" or "Ismailis. Followers
of Musa al-Kazim become the "Twelvers" who believed that the
lineage of Imam continued with Imam Musa al-Kazim. Beginning
of Shi'ism was not documented before this time, but
long after, when the concept of 12 Imams became the basis of Shi'as after
the 12th Imam's disappearance in 878 CE. |
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| Imam
Musa Kazim (7) |
7 Safar 129
AH/ Oct 27, 745 (Thurs) al-Abwa, 7 mi from Medinah |
25 Rajab 183
AH/ Sep 1, 799 (Sunday) Kadhimiya |
Son of Imam Ja'far
Sadiq, died in prison |
| Imam
Muhammad (Hanafi) |
132 AH/750
Wasit, Iraq |
189 AH/805 Baghdad |
Student of Imam
Maalik, and Imam Abu-Yusuf (Jurisprudence) |
| Imam
Shafi'i, Imam-3 |
150 AH/767 Ghaza |
204 AH/819 Egypt |
Student of Imam
Maalik (Jurisprudence) |
| Imam
Ali Reza (8) |
11 Zul-Qa'da
153 AH/ Nov 4, 770 (Sunday) Medinah |
17 Safar 203
AH/ Aug 24, 818 (Tuesday) Mash'had, Iran |
Son of Imam Musa
Kazim |
| Imam
Ahmad ibn Hambal, Imam-4 |
164 AH/780 Baghdad |
241 AH/855 Baghdad |
Student of Imam
Shafi'i, Scholar of Fiqh (Jurisprudence) |
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| Imam
Muhammad Jawwad Taqi (9) |
10
Rajab 195 AH/ April 8, 811 (Tuesday) Medinah |
30
Zul-Qa'da 220 AH/ Nov 26, 835 (Friday) Kadhimiya |
Son
of Imam Ali Reza |
| Imam
Ali Naqi (10) |
5
Rajab 215 AH/ Aug 28, 830 (Sunday) Surba , Iraq |
3
Rajab 254 AH/ June 28, 868 (Monday) Samarra
, Iraq |
Son
of Imam Muhammad Jawwad Taqi |
| Imam
Hasan Askari (11) |
8
Rabi-al-Thani 232 AH/ Dec 1, 846 (Wednesday) Samarra
, Iraq |
8
Rabi-al-Awwal 260 AH/ Jan 1, 874 (Friday) Samarra
, Iraq |
Son
of Imam Ali Naqi |
| Imam
Muhammad Mehdi (12) |
15
Sha'ban 255 AH/ July 29, 869 (Friday) Samarra
, Iraq |
Disappeared
at age 9 in 878 CE |
Son
of Imam Hasan Askari. Followers of Isna-'ashari faith (The Twelvers)
believe that he is still alive, hiding, and will re-appear near Judgment
Day to establish Kingdom of Allah, to fill the world with equality and
justice. |
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Era
of the Compilers of قول منسُوب ا لي
ا لّرسول
Starts, from IRAN Settlements
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Imam
Bokhari
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194
AH/810 Bukhara
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256
AH/870 Samarqand
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Compiler
of Sahih
al-Bukhari
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| Imam
Abu-Daood |
202
AH/817 Sajistan-Khurasan, |
275
AH/889 Basrah,
Iraq |
Scholar
and Compiler of Sunan
Abu Da'ud |
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Imam
Muslim
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206
AH/821 Nishapur,
Iran
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261
AH/875 Nishapur,
Iran
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Compiler
of Sahih
Muslim
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| Imam
Ibn Maja |
209
AH/824 Qazween, Iraq |
273
AH/887 Qazween, Iraq |
Scholar
and Compiler of Sunan
Ibn Maja |
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Imam
Tirmidhi
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209
AH/824 Tirmidh, Balkh
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279
AH/892 Tirmidh, Balkh
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Scholar
and Compiler of Sunan
al-Tirmidhi
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Imam
Nasaai
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214
AH/829 Khurasan, Iran
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303
AH/915 Egypt
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Scholar
and Compiler of Hadith
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According to Imam Bukahri he found 5
lac Hadees and 1
lac were Authentic
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093
AH - 179 AH
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Imam
Maalik
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al-Muwatta
consisted of a total of 1,726
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did not include 98,274.
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194
AH - 256 AH
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Imam
Bokhari
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Sahih Bukhari
consisted of a total of 7,275
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did not include 92,728.
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202
AH - 275 AH
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Imam
Abu Daood
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Sunan abu
Daood
consisted of a total of
4,800
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did not include 95,200
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206
AH - 261 AH
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Imam
Muslim
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Sahih Bukhari
consisted of a total of 4,800
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did not include 95,200
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209
AH - 273 AH
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Imam
Ibn
Maja
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Sunan Ibn
Maja consisted of a
total of 4,125
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did not include 95,875
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209
AH - 279 AH
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Imam
Tirmidhi
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Sunan al-Tirmidhi
consisted of a total
of 3,115
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did not include 96,885
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214
AH - 303 AH
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Imam
Nasaai
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Sunan al-Nasaai
consisted of a total of
4,321
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did not include 95,679
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What
Hadith stands for, before we give our opinion ?
why
shouldn’t we get ALLAH’s
opinion from His Book!
Let
us see |
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