Also written as: أبي القاسم هبة الله بن أحمد بن الطبر البغدادي
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435 – 531 AH / 1043/44 – 1136/37 CE No. 11, 12 in the chains from the Prophet ﷺ العراق
Abu al-Qasim Hibat Allah ibn Ahmad al-Hariri of Baghdad, known as Ibn al-Tabar, was a long-lived Qur'an reader and hadith narrator. Born on Ashura 435 AH, he read the transmissions with Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Ali al-Khayyat and heard hadith from al-Barmaki and others. Taj al-Din al-Kindi read six transmissions with him and Ibn al-Jawzi narrated from him; he died in Baghdad in Jumada II 531 AH.
Each route above this person as the published certificates write it, with its own number; the smallest number is the highest chain.
1. no. 11 from the Prophet ﷺ · through سليم صاحب حمزة · إسحاق وإدريس عن خلف العاشر البزار · on one certificate
2. no. 12 from the Prophet ﷺ · through سليم · قراءة خلف البزار براوييه إسحق وإدريس · on one certificate
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