Hilāl ibn ʿUrwa

Hilāl ibn ʿUrwa belonged to the generation of the Tabiʿin, the successors of the Sahaba, and was based in Kufa. He was renowned for his trustworthiness and played a significant role in the transmission of hadith, particularly those he received from his father and other early Islamic figures. His narrations contributed to the preservation of prophetic traditions during the formative period of Islamic scholarship. Hilāl's reliability made him a respected figure among early Muslim scholars. Details about his death are scarce, but he is remembered as a key transmitter in the early Islamic era.