and al-Asma, printed in India.

108 – Ibn Abi Hatim ʿAbd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad (240–327 AH): al-Jarh wa’l-Taʿdil, Dairat al-Maʿarif Press, India.

109 – Ibn Hibban Muhammad (…–354 AH): Kitab al-Thiqat, manuscript.

110 – al-Sahmi Hamzah ibn Yusuf (…–327 AH): Tarikh Jurjan, India.

111 – Abu Nuʿaym Ahmad ibn ʿAbd Allah (336–430 AH): Akhbar Isfahan, printed in Europe.

112 – Abu Nuʿaym Ahmad ibn ʿAbd Allah (336–430 AH): Hilyat al-Awliyaʾ wa Tabaqat al-Asfiyaʾ, Saʿadah Press, Egypt, 1349 AH.

113 – Ibn ʿAbd al-Barr Yusuf ibn ʿAbd Allah (368–463 AH): al-Istiʿab, printed edition.

114 – al-Tusi Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn Ali (385–460 AH): al-Fahrist fi Rijal al-Shiʿa, printed in Najaf, 1356 AH.

115 – al-Khatib al-Baghdadi Ahmad ibn Ali (292–463 AH): Tarikh Baghdad, Saʿadah Press, 1349 AH.