سفذن

Root entry · 3 derived lemmas

This root entry primarily concerns a place name, specifically a village in Rayy. It also details a biographical reference to a scholar from this village and discusses a scholarly debate regarding his attribution.

Derived headwords

سَفْذَنname

1.
Village in Rayyclassical
A specific village located in the region of Rayy.

الإسْفَذَنِيname

1.
Attribution to Safadhanclassical
An adjective or nisba indicating origin or affiliation with the village of Safadhan.

الإسْعَدِيname

1.
Misattributionclassical
An incorrect attribution or nisba, mistakenly associated with the 'As'adi' lineage or place.

Parallel reading

سَفْذَن، بكسر فسكون ففتح فاء وسكون ذال معجمة: قرية بالري

Safadhan, with a kasra on the fa', sukun on the tha', fatHa on the ya', and sukun on the dhal, is a village in Rayy.

ومنها: أبو العباس أحمد بن علي بن إسمعيل بن علي الإسفذني الرازي

And from it (Safadhan) is Abu al-Abbas Ahmad bin Ali bin Ismail bin Ali al-Isfadhani al-Razi.

روى عنه الطبراني

Al-Tabarani narrated from him.

وقد وهم فيه ابن ماكولا فذكره في الاسعدي

And Ibn Makula erred regarding him, mentioning him under al-As'adi.

وقال: لا أدري إلى أي شيء ينسب؛

And he (Ibn Makula) said: 'I do not know to what he is attributed.'

وتعقبه ابن نقطة وذكر أنه وقف على مجلد فيه خمس نسخ من معجم الطبراني

And Ibn Nuqta followed up on him (Ibn Makula) and mentioned that he found a volume containing five copies of Al-Tabarani's Mu'jam.

منها بخط ابن الحاجنة وابن الأنماطي

Among them were copies in the handwriting of Ibn al-Hajina and Ibn al-Anmati.

قاله الحافظ.

This was stated by Al-Hafiz.