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on Hunting and Slaughtering), Kitab al‐Shra’ wa al‐Bay‘ (A Book on Buying and Selling), Kitab al‐<br />

Wasiya (a Book on Will), and Kitab al‐Nawadir (a Book on Miscellaneous Traditions). He died in the<br />

year 220 A. H.[2]<br />

[1] Ibid., pp. 126‐128.<br />

[2] Al‐Nejashi, Rijal, p. 252.<br />

246. Muhammed Bin al‐Sabah<br />

In his book al‐Rijal, Shaykh al‐Tusi has numbered him as one of the <strong>com</strong>panions of the Imam<br />

(Musa) al‐Kazim, peace be on him. Concerning him, al‐Najashi has said: “He is a reliable Kufan. He<br />

has a book. Ahmed b. ‘Abd al‐Wahid has told us about the book. Ibn Dawud has mentioned him in<br />

the first part of His Rijal.”[1]<br />

247. Muhammed Bin Sadaqa al‐Anbari al‐Basri<br />

His kunya is Abu Ja‘far. He narrated traditions on the authority of Abi al‐Hasan Musa and al‐Rida,<br />

peace be on them. He has a book on Musa b. Ja‘far, peace be on him.[2]<br />

248. Muhammed Bin ‘Abd Allah al‐Jallab al‐Basri<br />

He is one of the <strong>com</strong>panions of Imam Musa al‐Kazim, peace be on him, and is a Waqifite.[3]<br />

249. Muhammed Bin ‘Adhafir Bin ‘Isa al‐Sayrafi al‐Meda’ini<br />

He is trustworthy. He narrated traditions on the authority of Abi al‐Hasan Musa and al‐Rida, peace<br />

be on them. He lived for a long time until the days of Imam al‐Rida, peace be on him. He has a<br />

book on which there are different narrations. He died at the age of 93 years old.[4]<br />

250. Muhammed Bin ‘Ali Bin al‐Nu‘man<br />

His Kunya is Abu Ja‘far and is better known as Mu’min al‐Taq. He is among great Muslim thinkers<br />

and among the notables of the time who widely opened the gate of history and passed through it<br />

as free people and recorded for their <strong>com</strong>munity and their time glory and pride. Mu’min al‐Taq<br />

was on top of Muslim religious scholars in his jurisprudence, his knowledge, and his defending the<br />

religion. However, the early historians mentioned nothing of his viewpoints and legacy except a<br />

little bit. Those who harbored malice against him criticized him and fastened on him various<br />

accusations and doubts and made him carry many burdens. The reason for that, as we think, is his<br />

many attitudes through which he argued with the Imams of the Islamic creeds and the rest of the<br />

religious scholars of his time, and clearly proved that the Imamate was a correct thought and that<br />

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