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24. Ishaq Bin ‘Abd Allah Bin Malik al‐Ash‘ary, al‐Qummi
He is trustworthy and just. He narrated traditions on the authority of Imam Abi ‘Abd Allah (al‐
Sadiq) and Abi al‐Hasan (Musa), peace be on them.[3]
25. Ishaq Bin ‘Ammar al‐Kufi al‐Sayrafi
He was the retainer of the Banu Taghlub. He is among the Shaykhs of the Shi‘a and their
authorities. He narrated traditions on the authority of al‐Sadiq and al‐Kazim. He is other than
Ishaq b. ‘Ammar al‐Sabati, who was an Afatahi. Some people mixed and made mistake concerning
their names. They imagined that they were one person, just as the researcher, our Shaykh al‐
Mamaqani has mentioned.[4] Some reports contradict his trustworthiness and justice.
It has been reported that Ishaq was sitting with the Imam when one of his followers (Shi’a) came
in to him.
The Imam turned to his follower and said to him: “O So‐and so, renew your repentance and your
acts of worship, for nothing of your life span has remained except one month.” Ishaq said: “I said
to my self: ‘How wonderful! It was as if that he told his followers about their fixed terms.’” The
Imam angrily turned to Ishaq and asked him: “Which of that do you deny? Al‐Hajri was unable (to
undertake the office of the Imamate); nevertheless he had knowledge of death; and the Imam is
more appropriate to that than Rashid al‐Hajri. Ishaq, two years of your life span has remained.
Your people will scatter, and your family will be very poor.”
Shortly after that, Ishaq died at the time the Imam appointed; his people and his
[1] Al‐Ta'liqat, p. 51.
[2] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal, vol. 1, p. 112.
[3] Nejashi, Rijal, p. 56.
[4] Tanqeeh al‐Maqal, vol. 1, p. 115.
family became poor and miserable.[1]
26. Ishaq Bin ‘Ammar al‐Sabati[2]
He lived in Baghdad. He narrated traditions on the authority of Abi ‘Abd Allah (al‐Sadiq) and Abi
al‐Hasan (Musa). He was an Afatahi.[3]
27. Ishaq Bin Muhammed
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