Tadkiku Salasili Ahmad b. Hanbal fi Musnadihi an Man Rava an Ubaydillah an Nafi an Ibn Umar

Ahmad ibn Hanbal's chains of Hadith in his Musnad, from those who reported from Ubaydullah who reported from Nafi' who reported from Ibn Umar, a study of the narrators' lives, through their Sheikhs (teachers) and students, and the number of Hadiths narrated by each narrator out of 281 Hadiths for the chain studied in Imam Ahmad's Musnad. So, 59 narrators were collected, in addition to the opinions of the scholars of al-jarh wa al-taʻdil (discrediting and accrediting); and if a saying by Imam Ahmad is available, it is mentioned. Shedding light on the golden chain in Imam Ahmad's Musnad (Ubaydullah reporting from Nafi' reporting from Ibn Umar), which is different from the golden chain of Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani (Malik reporting from Nafi' reporting from Ibn Umar). Studying the narrators before the chain, and considering the opinions of the scholars of al-jarh wa al-taʻdil (discrediting and accrediting) gives a full picture on how reliable the narrated Hadith is and its level. 58 narrators, 280 Hadiths, 1085 Sheikhs (teachers) and students, with their full names and last names, where they lived and when they died, in the hope that it will be beneficial to students and scholars.