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Ishaq ibn Ammar

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Ishaq ibn Ammar (narrator) narrates 11 hadith. Every reference below links to the source text.

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Man La Yahduruhu al-Faqih #1020narratorContent

Hadith.1025 - It is narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar who said: "Abul Hasan al-Awwal (as) said to me: 'When you are in doubt, rely on what you are certain of.' I said: 'Is this a principle?' Imam (as) said: 'Yes.'

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Hadith.3749 - It is narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar who said: I said to Abu Abdillah (as), "I receive dirhams from a man, weigh them, then distribute them, and a surplus remains in my hand. What should I do?" Imam (as) said: "Did you not stri…

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Hadith.5131 - Yunus narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar who said that one of the two Imams (peace be upon them) was asked about the legal punishments (hudud) for a mute, a deaf person, and a blind person. Imam (as) said: "The legal punishments ap…

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Hadith.5282 - Ibn Mahbub narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar who said: I heard Abu Abdullah (as) say: "The Commander of the Faithful (as) ruled regarding a man who was struck on his hips, causing him to lose control over his stool and urine, that…

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Hadith.5314 - It was narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar that he said: A man asked Abu Abdullah (as), while I was present, about a man who struck another man, causing his urine to flow continuously without stopping. Imam (as) said: "If the urine …

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Hadith.5545 - Ibn Abi Umayr narrated from Muhammad ibn Abi Hamzah and Husayn ibn Uthman from Ishaq ibn Ammar from Abu Abdullah (as), regarding a man who died, and some of his heirs acknowledged a debt owed by the deceased to another man. Im…

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Hadith.5548 - Muhammad ibn Ya'qub Al-Kulayni, may Allah (swt) be pleased with him, narrated from Humayd ibn Ziyad from Al-Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Sama'ah from Abdullah ibn Jabalah and others from Ishaq ibn Ammar from Abu Basir from Abu Abdul…

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Hadith.5561 - Muhammad ibn Al-Husayn ibn Abi Al-Khattab narrated from Abdullah ibn Habib from Ishaq ibn Ammar from Abu Abdullah (as), who said: I asked Imam (as) about a man who had dinars with me and was ill. He said to me, "If something h…

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Hadith.5644 - In the narration of Yunus from Sayf ibn Umayrah from Ishaq ibn Ammar from Abu Baṣir, he said: I heard Abu Abdullah (as) say regarding six brothers and a grandfather: "The grandfather receives one-seventh of the inheritance."

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Hadith.5701 - Al-Hasan ibn Musa Al-Khasshab narrated from Ghiyath ibn Kallub from Ishaq ibn Ammar from Imam Jafar ibn Muhammad Al-Sadiq (as) from his father, Imam Muhammad ibn Ali Al-Baqir (as) that Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (as) used to say: …

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Hadith.5707 - Yunus ibn Abd Al-Rahman narrated from Ishaq ibn Ammar who said that Abu Al-Hasan (as) said: "In the case of a missing person (mafqud), his wealth is withheld for four years, and then it is divided."

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