Narration behind from Hamza bin Habib Al-Zayyat

A narration behind from Hamza bin Habib Al-Ziyati Asir Hassan Bahrami Imam Hamza bin Habib Al-Ziyati and his recitation [1] is Imam Al-Hibr Abu Amara Hamza bin Habib bin Amara bin Ismail Al-Kufi Al-Taymi Mawlahem, and it is said from their core Al-Ziyati one of the seven readers. Born in the year eighty and met the companions at age, so it is possible that he saw some of them. Read on him and narrated the reading from him: Ibrahim bin Adham, and Ibrahim bin Ishaq bin Rashed, and Ibrahim bin Ta'ma, and Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Azraq, and Ishaq bin Yusuf Al-Azraq, and Israel bin Yunus Al-Subai, and Ash'ath bin Ataf, and Bakr bin Abdulrahman, and Jafar bin Muhammad Al-Khushkini, and Hajjaj bin Muhammad and Al-Hussein bin Bint Al-Thumali, and Al-Hassan bin Atiyah, and Al-Hussein bin Ali Al-Ja'fi, and Al-Hussein bin Isa, and Hamza bin Al-Qasim Al-Ahwal, and Khalid bin Yazid Al-Tabeeb, and Khalad bin Khalid Al-Ahwal, and Rabi' bin Ziyad, and Saeed bin Abi Al-Jahm, and Al-Abrash Al-Majdar, and Abu Al-Ahwas Salama bin Salim, and Suleiman bin Ayyub, and Suleiman bin Yahya Al-Dhabi, and Salim bin Isa (288 AH) who is the most accurate of his companions, and Salim bin Mansour, and Sufyan Al-Nouri, and Shareek bin Abdullah, and Shu'ayb bin Harb, and Zakariya bin Yahya bin Al-Yaman, and Sabah bin Dinar, and A'id bin Abi A'id Abu Bishr Al-Kufi, and Abdul Rahman bin Abi Hamad, and Abdul Rahman bin Qulouqa, and Abdullah bin Saleh bin Muslim Al-Ajli, and Ubaid Al-Ha bin Musa, and Ali bin Hamza Al-Kisai, the most noble of his companions, and Ali bin Saleh bin Yahya, and Abu Uthman Amr bin Maimoon Al-Qanad, and Ghalib bin Faid, and Muhammad bin Hafs Al-Hanafi, and Muhammad bin Zakariya, and Muhammad bin Abdul Rahman Al-Nahwi, and Muhammad bin Abi Ubaid Al-Hudhali, and Muhammad bin Isa Al-Rayshi, and Muhammad bin Fadheel bin Gazwan, and Muhammad bin Al-Haytham Al-Nakh'i, and Muhammad bin Wasil Al-Muaddib, and Mandal bin Ali, and Mandhar bin Al-Sabah, and Naim bin Yahya Al-Saidi, and Yahya bin Ziyad Al-Farra, and Yahya bin Ali Al-Khazzaz, and Yahya bin Al-Mubarak Al-Yazidi, and Yusuf bin Asbat, and Muhammad bin Muslim Al-Ajli as mentioned by Abu Al-Hassan Al-Khayyat. To him became the imamate in recitation after Asim and Al-A'mash, and he was an imam, a proof, trustworthy, firm, satisfied, upright with the Book of Allah, knowledgeable of the obligations, Arabic proficient, memorizer of hadith, worshipper, humble, ascetic, God-fearing, devout to Allah, without peer. May Allah have mercy on him, he died in the year fifty-six and a hundred, and it is said in the year four, and it is said in the year fifty-eight, which is a mistake by Al-Dhahabi. And his grave is famous in Halwan. Chain of transmission of Hamza Al-Ziyati's recitation: Hamza read on Abu Muhammad Suleiman bin Mihran Al-A'mash by way of narration, and it is said only the letters, and Hamza also read on Abu Hamza Hummar bin A'in, and on Abu Ishaq Amr bin Abdullah Al-Subai, and on Muhammad bin Abdulrahman bin Abi Layla, and on Abu Muhammad Talha bin Muf Yami, and on Abu Abdullah Jafar Al-Sadiq bin Muhammad Al-Baqir bin Zain Al-Abideen Ali bin Al-Husayn bin Ali bin Abi Talib. And Al-A'mash read on Abu Muhammad Yahya bin Wathab Al-Asadi. And Yahya read on Abu Shibl Laqma bin Qais, and on his nephew Al-Aswad bin Yazid bin Qais, and on Zarb bin Habish, and on Zaid bin Wahb, and on Ubaidah bin Amr Al-Sulami, and on Masruq bin Al-Ajd'a. And Hummar read on Abu Al-Aswad Al-Dilami and on Muhammad Al-Baqir. And Abu Al-Aswad Al-Dilami read on Uthman, and on Ali رضي الله عنهما, and on Ubaid bin Nadhila. And Ubaid read on Laqma. And Abu Ishaq read on Abu Abdulrahman Al-Sulami, and on Zarb bin Habish. And Zarb took from Uthman bin Affan and Abdullah bin Mas'ud, and on Asim bin Dhumra, and on Al-Harith bin Abdullah Al-Hamdhani. And Asim and Al-Harith read on Ali. And Ibn Abi Layla read on Al-Minhal bin Amr and others. And Al-Minhal read on Saeed bin Jubeir. And Laqma, and Al-Aswad, and Ibn Wahb, and Masruq, and Asim bin Dhumra, and Al-Harith also read on Abdullah bin Mas'ud. And Jafar Al-Sadiq read on his father Muhammad Al-Baqir. And Al-Baqir read on his father Zain Al-Abidin. And Zain Al-Abidin read on his father Sayyid Shabab Ahl Al-Jannah Al-Hussein. And Hussein read on his father Ali bin Abi Talib. And Ali, and Ibn Mas'ud رضي الله عنهما, read on the Messenger of Allah, صلى الله عليه وسلم. Two narrators of Hamza Al-Ziyati: He has two narrators: the first is Khalaf bin Hisham, and the second is Khalad bin Khalid Al-Sayrafi, both from Hamza via intermediaries. And each narrator has two ways, and each way from several routes, so the total routes of Hamza are one hundred and twenty-one ways from both ways. The first narrator: Khalaf bin Hisham [2]: He is Abu Muhammad Khalaf bin Hisham bin Thalab bin Khalaf bin Thalab bin Hisham bin Dawud bin Maqsim bin Ghalib Al-Asadi, and it is said Khalaf bin Hisham bin Talib bin Gharab, Imam, scholar, Abu Muhammad Al-Bazzar with a ra, Baghdad, his origin from Fumm Al-Sulah with a kasra of the sad, one of the ten readers, and one of the narrators from Salim from Hamra. Born in the year one hundred and fifty and died in the month of Jumada Al-Akhirah in the year twenty-nine and two hundred in Baghdad, and he was hiding from the Jahmiyyah. Chain of narration of Khalaf from Hamza Al-Ziyati: He read on Abu 'Isa Salim bin 'Isa bin Salim bin 'Amr bin Ghalib Al-Hanafi Mawlahem Al-Kufi, and Salim read on Imam Al-Kufa Abu Amara Hamza bin Habib bin Amara bin Ismail Al-Ziyati. Routes of Khalaf from Hamza Al-Ziyati: He has four routes all from Idris bin Abdul Karim [3], the first: route of Ibn Uthman Ibn Buyan [4], the second: route of Ibn Maqsim [5], the third: route of Ibn Saleh [6], and the fourth: route of Al-Mutawi [7]. And each route has several ways, so the total routes of Khalaf from Hamza are sixty-eight ways. The second narrator: Abu 'Isa Khalad [8]: He is Abu 'Isa, and it is said: Abu Abdullah Khalad bin Khalid Al-Shibani Mawlahem Al-Sayrafi Al-Kufi, an imam in recitation, trustworthy, knowledgeable, precise, teacher. Born in the year one hundred and nineteen after the Hijra of the Prophet, صلى الله عليه وسلم. He narrated the recitation from him by way of narration: Ahmed bin Yazid Al-Halwani, and Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Qassar, and Ibrahim bin Nasser Al-Razi, and Hamdoun bin Mansour, and Suleiman bin Abdulrahman Al-Tulhi, and Ali bin Hussein Al-Tabari, and Ali bin Muhammad bin Fadl, and Anbasa bin Al-Nadr Al-Ahmari, and Al-Qasim bin Yazid Al-Wazan, who is the noblest of his companions, and Muhammad bin Fadl, and Muhammad bin Saeed Al-Bazzaz, and Muhammad bin Musa bin Umayya, and Muhammad bin Shadhan Al-Jawhari, who is among the most accurate of them, and Muhammad bin Isa Al-Isfahani, and Muhammad bin Yahya Al-Kheneisi, and Muhammad bin Al-Haytham Al-Qadi of 'Ukbira, who is the most senior of his companions. He died (may Allah have mercy on him) in the year two hundred and twenty. Chain of narration of Khalad: He read on Abu 'Isa Salim bin 'Isa bin Salim bin 'Amr bin Ghalib Al-Hanafi Mawlahem Al-Kufi, and Salim read on Imam Al-Kufa Abu Amara Hamza bin Habib bin Amara bin Ismail Al-Ziyati. Routes of Khalad: He has several routes in his narration from Hamza, the most famous four: the first: route of Ibn Shadhan [9], the second: route of Ibn Al-Haytham [10], the third: route of Al-Wazan [11], and the fourth: route of Al-Tulhi [12]. And each route has several ways, and the total routes of Khalad are sixty-eight ways from the four.