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He is known as al‐Anmati. He was a Waqifite. He narrated traditions on the authority of Abi ‘Abd
Allah (al‐Sadiq). He is among the companions of Abu al‐Hasan (Musa). He has a book.[5]
13. Ahmed Bin al‐Hasan Bin Isma’il al‐Tammar
He was the retainer of the Banu Asad. He has been accused of his being a Waqifite. He is among
the companions of Imam al‐Kazim.[6] He narrated traditions on the authority of Imam al‐Rida,
peace be on him. Al‐Najashi has said: “Any way, he is trustworthy; his traditions are authentic; he
is reliable; he has a book entitled al‐Nawadir.”[7]
[1] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal.
[2] Nejashi, Rijal.
[3] Al‐Khulasa. Nejashi, Rijal.
[4] Nejashi, Rijal.
[5] Jami' al‐Ruwat, vol. 1, p. 44. Keshi, Rijal, p.291.
[6] Jami' al‐Ruwat, vol. 1, p. 44.
[7] Nejashi, Rijal, p. 55.
14. Ahmed Bin Ziyad
He is known as al‐Khazzaz; he is among the companions of Imam Musa; he has been accused of
his being a Waqifite.[1]
15. Ahmed Bin ‘Amru Bin Abi Shu‘ba al‐Halabi
He narrated traditions on the authority of Imam al‐Kazim and al‐Rida; and his father reported
traditions on the authority of Abi ‘Abd Allah (al‐Sadiq). He belonged to a house known for fear of
Allah, truthfulness, and following Ahl al‐Bayt.[2]
16. Ahmed Bin al‐Fedl al‐Khaza‘i
He is among the companions of Imam al‐Kazim; he has been accused of his being a Waqifite;[3] he
has a book. Al‐Kashi has narrated that he is among the companions of Musa and of ‘Ali b. Musa.
17. Ahmed Bin Muhammed
He was from Kufa. He is the brother of Kamil b. Muhammed; he is among the companions of
Imam Musa. He has a narration concerning the excellence of the visitation to al‐Husayn; the
narration has been mentioned in (the book) al‐Tahdhib.[4]
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