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Khaseef through Sa'id Ibn Jubair that Ibn Abbas (RA) said that the verse 33:33 was<br />
revealed for the wives (RAA) of the Holy Prophet (<strong>SAWS</strong>).<br />
63<br />
� Asbab al-Nuzool, by al-Wahidi, P.267<br />
1.Abu Yahya al-Hamani ( Abdul Hameed Bin Abdurrehman Abu Yahya al-Hamani al-<br />
Koufi)al-Koufi (the first underlined narrator) is not a trustworthy reporter of Hadith.<br />
1) Al-Kashif, by Imam al-Dhahabi, V2, P.152, No.3151<br />
Imam Nisa'i says that Abdul Hameed Abu Yahya al-Hamani is not sound in reporting<br />
Ahadith. Imam Ahmed Bin Hanbal (RA) has declared him "a weak narrator" <strong>and</strong> so has<br />
Ibn Sa'ad.<br />
1) Meezan al-Aitda'al by Imam al-Dhahabi, V4, P.252, No. 4789<br />
2. Khaseef Bin Abdurrehman al-Jazri "Abu Aoun' al-Hadharmi al-Harrani has<br />
reported the Ahadith, from Ata'a, Ikrima, Abi Zubair, Sae'ed Bin Jubair, Mujahid,<br />
Muqsim, Abi Obaida Bin Abdullah Bin Masa'ud, Abdul Aziz Bin Jarieh father of Malik<br />
<strong>and</strong> others than them. Abu Talib said that Imam Ahmed Bin Hanbal (RA) rated<br />
"Khaseef" as a weak narrator. Imam Ahmed (RA) said that "Khaseef" is neither an<br />
authority nor a trustworthy reporter.<br />
Imam Abdullah Bin Imam Ahmed Bin Hanbal (RAA) said on the authority of his father<br />
i.e. Imam Ahmed (RA) said that "Khaseef" is not a trustworthy narrator; in addition, he<br />
is an extremely confused person in predicate (Musnad) i.e. in applying grammer to the<br />
sentences while reporting. He tends to mix up while constructing <strong>and</strong> speaking the<br />
sentences oh Ahadith. Abu Hatem Salah said that "Khaseef" had a weak memory <strong>and</strong><br />
narrated a hodge-podge of Ahadith. Imam Nisa'i called him reproofingly "a weak<br />
narrator". Ibn Adi said that Khaseef was weak in narrating <strong>and</strong> he narrated loads of the<br />
Ahadith (traditions). Similarly, Imam al-Dhahabi reported about Khaseef in these words:<br />
Khaseef Ibn Abdurrahman al-Jazri Abu Aoun was a slave of Banu Umayya (the<br />
Umayyad) <strong>and</strong> Imam Ahmed Bin Hanbal (RA) has declared him as weak.<br />
1) Tahdhib al-Tahdhib, by Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani, V3, P.143-44<br />
2) Al-Kashif, by Imam al-Dhahabi, V1, P.280<br />
Khaseef Ibn Abdurrahman al-Jazri, hailing from the Harran, nicknamed "Aba<br />
Aoun" had a weak memory.<br />
1) Al-Zua'afa WA al-Matrookeen by Imam al-Nisa'i, P.93, No.177<br />
2) Al-Zua'afa al-Kabir by al-Oqaili, V2, P.31,No. 453<br />
3) Al-Kamil by Ibn Adi, V3, P.523, No.49/619<br />
Reported by Ibn Adi on the authority of Ibn Hammad that he narrated: Saleh related to<br />
me that he heard Ali say: I heard Yahya Bin Sae'ed say: I did not write anything from