Analyzing the reports of men and hadiths in the knowledge of Nasr bin Sabah

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Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Assistant Professor of the Qur'anic Research Department of Hoza University and Qom University

2 A graduate of the third level of the specialized center of Hadith of Qom Seminary

10.30512/kq.2024.21705.3897

Abstract

Nasr bin Sabah is among the narrators and most of his narrations and views were reported by his student Kashi in Marafah al-Rijal. The former Regalians have considered Nasr to be a liar and his reports are invalid. Apart from this accusation, there is not enough information to identify him accurately. His birth, death, period of life and narrative class are unknown. By collecting the information available in the hadith sources, a list, it is possible to recognize some of these caste ambiguities and his majesty's personality and obtain untold information. From the analysis of the available reports, it is clear that he probably lived between 230 and 300 AD and was an expert on the difference between Shia and the science of masculinity. It seems that Nasr believed in certain degrees of exaggeration; But this point does not invalidate all his reports and they can be considered as acceptable information assuming the absence of evidence of inaccuracy.

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Ketab-E-Qayyem

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Available Online from 26 April 2025

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  • Receive Date: 29 May 2024
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  • Accept Date: 30 July 2024

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