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A party of eighty, as related by Moslim in his _Saheeh_, or of forty or fifty Koreish, as narrated by Ibn Hisham (p. 745), went round about
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Buchholz's debut novel, "One Hundred and One Nights," is narrated by its central character Abu Saheeh, a native Iraqi who has returned after 13 years in the United States, running a mobile phone shop and trying to rebuild his life.
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In the end, though, Abu Saheeh is fiction, and while Buchholz said writing from the point of view of an Iraqi man was a challenge that he enjoyed.
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Their friendship grows as Abu Saheeh is drawn deeply into the shifting alliances of his town and reminded of his painful past -- with ultimately cataclysmic results.
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Though Abu Saheeh is based slightly on a man Buchholz came to know during his year in the southern Iraqi town of Safwan, other bits of the enigmatic Iraqi's personality came from the men who taught him at the U.S. Defense Language Institute, where he was based while writing the book.
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This is why Hafidh al-Mizee did not mention 'Aeysha bint Sa'ad amongst the shuyookh (those who were narrated from) of Ibn Abi Halaal, so this Isnad is not without the defects of Jahaala (a narrator being unknown) or Inqitaa' (a break in the chain), so how can this hadeeth be Saheeh or Hasan?!
Irish Blogs MPAC.ie 2010
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As for Hakim then he said: 'Saheeh al-Isnaad' and Dhahabi [7] agreed with him and this is strange coming from him, since he mentioned this Hashim bin Sa'eed in 'al-Meezan' and said: 'Ibn Ma'een said: He is nothing.
Irish Blogs MPAC.ie 2010
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As for Hakim then he said: 'Saheeh al-Isnaad' and Dhahabi [7] agreed with him and this is strange coming from him, since he mentioned this Hashim bin Sa'eed in 'al-Meezan' and said: 'Ibn Ma'een said: He is nothing.
Irish Blogs MPAC.ie 2010
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This is why Hafidh al-Mizee did not mention 'Aeysha bint Sa'ad amongst the shuyookh (those who were narrated from) of Ibn Abi Halaal, so this Isnad is not without the defects of Jahaala (a narrator being unknown) or Inqitaa' (a break in the chain), so how can this hadeeth be Saheeh or Hasan?!
Irish Blogs MPAC.ie 2010
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H / K / Saheeh: The Most Merciful [who is] above the Throne established.
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