Ismail ibn Ibrahim
Father of Imam Bukhari
About Ismail ibn Ibrahim
Lived 756 – 810 (aged 54). Ismail ibn Ibrahim was a muhaddith.
Biography Ancestry Ismail's ancestry can be traced to a farmer named Bardizbah who lived in the vicinity of Bukhara. Bardizbah's had a son named al-Mugheerah who accepted Islam.
Mugheerah eventually had a son named Ibrahim, the father of Ismail Ibn Ibrahim.
Life Ismail Ibn Ibrahim became a known scholar of Hadith, praised by Muslims as a man of great piety and sound reputation. Scrupulous in his habits, he is said to have mentioned on his deathbed that in all he possessed there was not a penny which had not been earned by his own honest labour.
Ismael also married and had two sons, Ahmad and Muhammad. Muhammad would later be known as Imam Bukhari, the most prominent Sunni hadith collector.
Death When Imam Bukhari was only an infant, Ismail died at the age of 54. He left a considerable fortune to his widow and two sons.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Ismail ibn Ibrahim?
Father of Imam Bukhari (756 – 810)
When was Ismail ibn Ibrahim born?
Ismail ibn Ibrahim was born on 9 December 756.
When did Ismail ibn Ibrahim die?
Ismail ibn Ibrahim died on 26 December 810.
What was Ismail ibn Ibrahim's occupation?
Ismail ibn Ibrahim was a muhaddith.
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