جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « ابن عساکر » در نشریات گروه « تاریخ »

Ibn ʿAsākir is one of the most famous Muslim scholars and historians of the school of Ash-Shaam (Arabic: ٱلشام) in the Golden Age. His famous work known as the History of Damascus (Arabic: تاریخ دمشق, Romanized: Tarīkh Dimashq) is one of the most important sources in Islamic historiography which is written in the style of a dictionary and local history. Ibn ʿAsākir has important traditions and narrations about the early figures of Islam in his book. One of these figures is Imam Ali ʿAlayhi al-salām (Arabic: علیه السلام, literally: peace be upon him) that Ibn ʿAsākir has devoted a significant volume of his book to him and has narrated considerable narrations about him in different parts of his book and beside the figures of the early Islam. Therefore, the mentioned book has been considered by researchers and some parts of it have been published after correction and research, but the section related to Imam Ali (AS) has been neglected in this book. The research on the recent part is important from the perspective of one of the prominent historians of the school of Ash-Shaam in order to evaluate the traditions related to Imam Ali (AS) and the events of his period. Therefore, the present research is using a descriptive analytical method and emphasizing on Ibn ʿAsākir’s book of History of Damascus to find answers to these questions about what Ibn ʿAsākir’s view about Imam Ali (AS) is and what sources he has used in narrating aḥādīth (Arabic: احادیث, singular: ḥadīth, traditions or narrations) related to Imam Ali (AS). Ibn ʿAsākir has presented many and various reports about Imam Ali (AS) and conflicting narrations without religious orientation which are essential in Imam's biography, referring to it and using its information.