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Hani ibn Hawdha al-Nakha'i

هانئ بن هوذة النخعي

A man of the Nakha' listed by the book as Ali's governor of Kufa 1; the passage gives neither the dates of his office nor further reports.

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هانئ بن هوذة النخعي. ذكره الكتاب في قائمة ولاة علي واليا على الكوفة 1، ولا يزيد الكتاب في هذا الموضع على ذلك.

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  • القائمة وحدها مصدر المعلومة، ولا تُستخلص منها أخبار أو تواريخ.

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Kufa

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Great Mosque of Kufa· Ali burns people in Kufa who claimed he was God· Ali burns the village of Zarara where wine was sold· ʿAli's dispatch of his own governors to the garrison towns (36 AH)· Ali enters Kufa in 36 AH· Ali's judgment on a slap over a debased dirham in Kufa· Ali's rounds in the market of Kufa· Ali moves the capital to Kufa

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  1. Asma al-Matalib fi Sirat Ali ibn Abi Talib, vol. 1 — Ali Muhammad al-Sallabi , p. 358
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Great Mosque of Kufa

The Great Mosque of Kufa; near-square with slightly unequal sides (~116×109×116×110 m), its south riwaq holding the mashhad of Imam Ali and scattered prayer-niches known as maqams (al-Khidr, Zayn al-Abidin, Jibril, Ibrahim), plus the 'Safina'/Tannur — a sunken octagonal court reached by stairs — and the bayt al-tasht; the Mawsu'at al-Atabat records that it joined the Qasr al-Imara, begun by Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, through a door in its south wall, and Iraqi excavations measured the palace's side at some 177 m.