Ismoil ibn Ibrohim

Ismoil ibn Ibrohim (756—810-yillar) (arabcha: اسماعيل بن ابراهيم) – Imom Buxoriyning otasi boʻlgani bilan mashhur edi. Ismoil ibn Ibrohim 810-yilda vafot etdi, bu vaqtda Imom Buxoriy hali 1 yoshga ham toʻlmagan goʻdak boʻlgan.

Hayoti

Ajdodlari

Ismoilning avlodi Buxoro yaqinida yashagan Bardizbah ismli dehqonga bogʻlanishi mumkin. Bardizbahning islomni qabul qilgan al-Mugʻiyra ismli oʻgʻli boʻlgan^[1]^[2]. Mugʻiyra Ibrohim ismli oʻgʻil koʻradi. Ibrohim Ismoilning otasi boʻlgan.

Hayoti

Ismoil ibn Ibrohim juda taniqli hadis olimi boʻlib, musulmonlar tomonidan buyuk taqvodor va obroʻ-eʼtiborli kishi sifatida maqtovga sazovor boʻlgan. Oʻz odatlarida ehtiyotkor boʻlgan olim, oʻlim toʻshagi vaqtida oʻz halol mehnatlari bilan topilmagan bir tiyini ham yoʻqligini aytib oʻtgan. Ismoil ham uylanib, Ahmad va Muhammad ismli ikkita oʻgʻil koʻrdi. Muhammad keyinchalik Imom Buxoriy nomi bilan mashhur boʻlgan, eng koʻzga koʻringan sunniy hadis toʻplovchisiga aylandi.

Oʻlimi

Imom Buxoriy hali chaqaloq boʻlganida, Ismoil 54 yoshida vafot etgan. U beva ayoli va ikki oʻgʻliga katta mol-mulk qoldirgan.

Manbalar

↑ Khan, Muhammad Mojlum. The Muslim 100 The Lives, Thoughts and Achievements of the Most Influential Muslims in History. Kube Publishing Limited, 2009 — 50-bet. ISBN 9781847740298. „Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ismail ibn Ibrahim ibn Mughirah ibn Bardizbah al-Bukhari was born in Bukhara, in Muslim Central Asia. Of Persian origin, al-Bukhari's ancestors were farmers who were taken captives during the Muslim conquest of that region in the early days of Islam.“
↑ Zubair Siddiqi, Muhammad. Hadith for Beginners An Introduction to Major Hadith Works and Their Compilers. Goodword Books, 2001 — 111-bet. ISBN 9788187570165. „Bardizbah, was a cultivator in the vicinity of Bukhara, where he was made a slave at the time of the Muslim conquest. Mughira, the son of Bardizbah, accepted Islam at the hand of al-Yaman al-Ju'fi, the Muslim governor of [...]“

[khan-1] Khan, Muhammad Mojlum. The Muslim 100 The Lives, Thoughts and Achievements of the Most Influential Muslims in History. Kube Publishing Limited, 2009 — 50-bet. ISBN 9781847740298. „Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ismail ibn Ibrahim ibn Mughirah ibn Bardizbah al-Bukhari was born in Bukhara, in Muslim Central Asia. Of Persian origin, al-Bukhari's ancestors were farmers who were taken captives during the Muslim conquest of that region in the early days of Islam.“

[goodwork-2] Zubair Siddiqi, Muhammad. Hadith for Beginners An Introduction to Major Hadith Works and Their Compilers. Goodword Books, 2001 — 111-bet. ISBN 9788187570165. „Bardizbah, was a cultivator in the vicinity of Bukhara, where he was made a slave at the time of the Muslim conquest. Mughira, the son of Bardizbah, accepted Islam at the hand of al-Yaman al-Ju'fi, the Muslim governor of [...]“

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