Zainab Bint ‘Umar Bin Kindi

Zainab Bint ‘Umar Bin Kindi (aarabe : زينب بنت عمر بن كندي) (maayi ko hitaande 699 hijriya / c. 1300 CE) ko debbo muhaddis e nder teeminannde 13ɓiire Damas e Baalbek.[1] O ɓuri teskeede ko e wonde "shaykha" walla jannginoowo ɓurɗo maantinde e ganndo juulɗo e daartoowo biyeteeɗo Al-Dhahabi.[2]

Nguurndam

Bursi

O heɓii yamiroore (ijazah) ngam haalde ko juuɗe Al-Muayid Al-Tusi, e Abu Ruh-Harawi, e Zainab-Shaariya, e Al-Kaasim Ibnu-al-Saafar, e Abdul-Baqa-Uqbaari, e Abdul-Adhiim Bin Abdal Latiif Sharabi e Ahmed Bin Zafar Bin Hubayrah.

Nguurndam neɗɗo

Jom suudu makko wiyetee ko Nasir-al-Diin Ibn Qarqin, komisariyaajo wuro Baalbek. Zainab Bint ‘Umar Bin Kindi sankii ñalnde 29 lewru Jumaada Al-Akhira to wuro Baalbek tawi ina yahra e duuɓi noogaas.[1]

Almuɓɓe teskaaɓe

Ko o jannginoowo Al-Dhahabi (1274–1348), daartoowo lislaam, ganndo aadaaji, nde o woni to Baalbek. Dhahabi janngii e makko fuɗɗoode Sahii Al-Bukhari kam e fuɗɗoode deftere Al-Nikaah.[3]

O woniino kadi jannginoowo Muhammadu Bun Qawalij, jannginoowo Ibnu Hajar Asqalaani.[4]

Njawdi

Al-Dhahabi winndi e makko wonde ko o "debbo peewnoowo, jom jawdi, jogiiɗo dewal e (hokkude) sadak. O mahii hoɗorde miskineeɓe, o wasi dokke diine." Dhahabi wiyi kadi wonde o "alaa ko nanndi e makko e sahaa (mo o wuuri oo)." O teskiima wonde baaba makko, kaaw makko to bannge yumma, e yimɓe heewɓe woɗɓe e nder Baalbek, keɓii aada oo e makko ("Abul-Huseyn Al-Yunini e ɓiɓɓe mum e banndiraaɓe mum, Ibnu Abil-Fat e ɓiɓɓe mum ɗiɗo, Al-Mizzi e mawɗo mum). ɓiɗɗo, Al-Birzali, Ibnu-al-Nabulusi, Abuu-bakru-Rahbi, Ibnu-al-Muhandis, Ahmed Ibnu-al-Duraybi").[1]

Tuugnorgal

Doggol timmungol jannginooɓe rewɓe Al-Ḏh̲ahabī. (PDF), ƴettaa ko e hitaande 2012 lewru nduu

Nadwi, Doktoor Akram (2007). Al Muhadditat: rewɓe annduɓe e Lislaam. Londres: Jaayndeeji hakkundeeji. p. 118.

"al-Ḏh̲ahabi". Ansiklopedi Islaam, Ɗemngal ɗiɗaɓal. 28 suwee 2012. Arsifaa ko e asli mum ñalnde 4 marse 2016. Heɓtinaa ko 2012-09-18.

Nadwi, Doktoor Akram (2007). Al Muhadditat: rewɓe annduɓe e Lislaam. Londres: Jaayndeeji hakkundeeji. p. 202.