Sahih al-Bukhari 4564 · Project Hadith

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حدثنا مالك بن إسماعيل، حدثنا إسرائيل، عن أبي حصين، عن أبي الضحى، عن ابن عباس، قال: " كان آخر قول إبراهيم حين ألقي في النار: حسبي الله ونعم الوكيل

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Sahih al-Bukhari, vol. 6, p. 39, no. 4564. Not yet checked against the printed edition.

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Chain of narratorsBy year of death

البخاريCompiler · Identified · d. 256 AH
Identified
Named by the text itself.
Who
محمد بن إسماعيل بن إبراهيم بن المغيرة ابن بذدزبة ، وقيل : بردزبة ، وقيل : ابن الأحنف
d. 256 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- The compiler of the work.
حدثنا · ḥaddathanā, “he narrated to us”
مالك بن إسماعيلProposed match · d. 217–219 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
مالك بن إسماعيل بن درهم ، ويقال : ابن زياد بن درهم
d. 217–219 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- Only Itqan profile 2950 carries the name form 'مالك بن اسماعيل'.
What the critics say
- ثقة متقن صحيح الكتاب عابدReliable, with emphasis · Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 516, entry 6424 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- الحافظal-Dhahabī, al-Kashif, p. 233, entry 5239 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- حجة عابد قانت للهal-Dhahabī, al-Kashif, p. 233, entry 5239 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
حدثنا · ḥaddathanā, “he narrated to us”
إسرائيلProposed match · d. 160–164 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
إسرائيل بن يونس بن أبي إسحاق
d. 160–164 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 2 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'اسراييل'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before and the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- إسرائيل بن موسى d. 141–150 AH
What the critics say
- ثقة تكلم فيه بلا حجةIbn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 104, entry 401 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- حديث أبي إسحاق كما أحفظ السورةأحفظ, al-Kashif, p. 241, entry 336 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- ثقة وتعجب من حفظهأحمد, al-Kashif, p. 241, entry 336 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- هو من أتقن أصحاب أبي إسحاق وضعفه بن المدينيأبو حاتم, al-Kashif, p. 241, entry 336 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
عن · ʿan, “from”
أبي حصينProposed match · d. 127–130 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
عثمان بن عاصم بن حصين ويقال عثمان بن عاصم بن زيد بن كثير بن زيد بن مرة
d. 127–130 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 4 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'ابو حصين'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before and the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- عبد الله بن أحمد بن عبد الله بن يونس بن قيس d. 248 AH
- محمد بن الحسين بن حبيب d. 296 AH
- عبيد الله بن أبي زياد d. 150 AH
What the critics say
- ثقة ثبت سني وربما دلسReliable, with emphasis · Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 384, entry 4484 · not yet checked against the printed edition
- ثقة ثبت صاحب سنةReliable, with emphasis · al-Dhahabī, al-Kashif, p. 8, entry 3708 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
عن · ʿan, “from”
أبي الضحىProposed match · d. 82 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
مسلم بن صبيح
d. 82 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 2 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'ابو الضحي'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before and the narrator after in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- أبو الضحى d. 91 AH
What the critics say
- ثقة فاضلReliable · Ibn Ḥajar al-ʿAsqalānī, Taqrib al-Tahdhib, p. 530, entry 6632 · not yet checked against the printed edition
These are said of the proposed identity, which a scholar has not yet confirmed.
عن · ʿan, “from”
ابن عباسProposed match · d. 65–73 AH
Proposed match
The importer's suggestion, not yet confirmed by a scholar.
Proposed identity
عبد الله بن عباس بن عبد المطلب
d. 65–73 AH, per Itqan narrator index (internal disambiguation only)
Why this match
- 2 Itqan profiles carry the name form 'ابن عباس'. This one's recorded teachers and students include the narrator before in this chain. The identity rests on that link, so the link is not independent evidence of continuity.
Other candidates considered
- ابن عباس الحميري no death date
What the critics say
No verdict loaded for this narrator yet.

Names are as the text writes them; Latin-script names are not in the data yet (OPEN-33). Open a name to see who it may be and what the critics say.

System check · computed, not a ruling

Ruleset: Default rules for rating a chain v1 (draft)

أبي حصين from أبي الضحى: the narrator is described with tadlīs and uses a term that does not state hearing.

Combined rating: The ruleset and vocabularies are drafts awaiting the client's scholars. (OPEN-15)

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