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A sufficient proof of his reliability is that he had a position with Imam al‐Rida, peace be on him,
and was his representative.
He wrote thirty books of which are: Kitab al‐Salah (a Book on the Ritual Prayers), Kitab al‐Sawm (a
Book on Fasting), Kitab al‐Hajj (a Book on the Hajj), Kitab al‐Zekat (a Book on Zekat), Kitab al‐Talaq
(a Book on Divorce), Kitab al‐Fara’id (a Book on the Religious Duties), Kitab al‐Shara’ wa al‐Bay’ (a
Book on Buying and Selling), Kitab al‐‘Itq wa al‐Tadbeer (a Book on Release of Slaves and
Management), Kitab al‐Bisharat (a Book on Good News), Masa’il ‘An Abi al‐Hasan Musa
(Questions put forth before Abi al‐Hasan Musa), and the like. He died in Medina, in the year 210
A. H. Abu Ja‘far sent him scent for embalming (hanut)
[1] Al‐Keshi, Rijal, p. 276.
and a shroud and ordered Isma‘il b. Musa to pray over him.[1]
165. Sandal Bin Muhammed Bin al‐Hasan al‐Anbari al‐Khayyat
In his (book) al‐Rijal, Shaykh al‐Tusi has numbered him as one of the companions of Imam Musa,
peace be on him.[2]
166. Al‐Dahhak al‐Hadrami
His kunya was Abu Malik; he was an Arab Kufan. He lived in the days of Abi ‘Abd Allah (al‐Sadiq),
peace be on him. Some people have said: “He reported traditions on his authority.” Others have
said: “He reported traditions on his authority and the authority of Abi al‐Hasan Musa, peace be on
him. He was a theologian and reliable in the hadith. He has a book narrated by ‘Ali b. al‐Hasan al‐
Tatiri.[3]
167. ‘Asim Bin al‐Hasan
In his (book) al‐Rijal, Shaykh al‐Tusi has numbered him as one of the companions of Imam (Musa)
al‐Kazim, peace be on him. And he has said: “He is unknown.”[4]
168. ‘Abbas Bin Amir
In his (book) al‐Rijal, Shaykh al‐Tusi has numbered him as one of the companions of the Imam
(Musa), peace be on him. Apparently, he is an unknown Imami (Shi‘ite).[5]
169. ‘Abd al‐Hemid Bin Salim al‐‘Attar al‐Kufi
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