Musnad
Musnad ( Arabic مسند, DMG musnad ) means:
- a type of hadith collections, see under Hadith (Hadith collections)
- Musnad works by various Islamic scholars:
- al-Musnad (at-Tayālisī) , see under at-Tayālisī (751–819)
- al-Musnad ('Abd b. Ḥumayd) , see under ' Abd b. Ḥumayd (d. 863)
- al-Musnad (Aḥmad Ibn Ḥanbal) - “Musnad Aḥmad”, see under Ahmad ibn Hanbal (works) (780–855)
- al-Musnad (Abū Yaʿlā) , see under Abū Yaʿlā (d. 889)
- al-Musnad (al-Bazzār) , see under al-Bazzār (825–905)
- al-Musnad (asch-Shāfi )ī) , see under asch-Schāfi (ī (767-820)
- Musnad al-Imām Abī Ḥanīfa ( Abu Hanifa ), see under Abū Nuʿaim (948-1038)
- Musnad Abī Bakr al-Ṣiddiq , see under al-Marwazi
- Musnad al-Ṣaḥāba (Musnad ar-Ruyānī), see under ar-Ruyānī
- al-Musnad (Abū 'Awāna) , see under Abū' Awāna (845–928)
- Musnad al-Firdaws , see ad-Daylamī (1053–1115)
- Musnad al-Imam al-Rabī 'b. al-Ḥabīb , see under Jami Sahih and al-Azdī (713-770)
- Musnad of ad-Dārimī (797-869), see under Sunan ad-Darimi
- a throne or the throne cushion, especially at the Muslim courts of South Asia , see also Gaddi
