Hazim ibn Abi Hazim al-Ahmasi

1947- Hazim ibn Abi Hazim al-Ahmasi:

The brother of Qays. His lineage comes in the biography of his father «6» Awf.

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(1) These verses may be consulted in al-Mu'ammarin: 94.
(2) It is omitted in [manuscript] A.
(3) Tabaqat Ibn Sa'd 6/86, al-'Ilal by Ahmad 1/81, 85, al-Tarikh al-Kabir 3/94, Tarikh al-Thiqat by al-'Ijli 103, al-Thiqat 4/137, al-Ma'rifah wa-l-Tarikh 1/504 and 2/533, Ansab al-Ashraf 1/494, al-Jarh wa-l-Ta'dil 3/255, Akhbar al-Qudat 1/85, Tarikh al-Tabari 1/252, 2/424 and 426, Tahdhib al-Asma' wa-l-Lughat 1/151, Tahdhib al-Kamal 5/317, al-Kashif 1/142, Tajrid Asma' al-Sahabah 1, Mizan al-I'tidal 1/446, Tahdhib al-Tahdhib 2/166, Taqrib al-Tahdhib 1/145, Khulasat Tadhhib al-Tahdhib 69, Tarikh al-Islam 2/394.
(4) In A and T: Abu Aban; in 'Ayn: Abu Mal.
(5) In T: 'Ani.
(6) In A: his son.

Ibn al-Harith. Abu 'Umar said: Qays and Hazim were Muslims «1» during the lifetime of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, and they emigrated after him, and Hazim was killed at Siffin alongside 'Ali ibn Abi Talib.

1948 z- al-Hubab ibn 'Umayr al-Sulami:

al-Dhakwani. He lived to witness [the era of the Prophet].

Wathimah mentioned regarding him, in [his account of] the Apostasy (al-Riddah), a counsel that he gave to the Banu Hanifah enjoining them to hold fast to Islam, and there are also attributed to him a sermon and much speech on that subject. Ibn Fathun added him [to the companions].

1949 z- Hibal:

With a kasrah on its first letter, a light [unstressed] ba', and a lam at the end, ibn Tulayhah ibn Khuwaylid.

The mention of his father will come [later]; as for him, he was alive when his father claimed prophethood, for Ibn Durayd mentioned that Tulayhah said to his companions, when thirst had afflicted them: Mount [the road of] Hibal, and strike forth parables (amthal), and you will find water (bilal). And they found water just as he said.

And al-bilal: means water. He said: That was among the things by which he increased them in their tribulation, and the meaning of "Mount Hibal" is: follow his road; and Hibal is his son.