ʿĪsā ibn Yūnus

ʿĪsā ibn Yūnus was a notable tabi'i, a successor generation to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, recognised for his reliability in hadith narration. He belonged to the early Islamic era, contributing to the preservation and transmission of prophetic traditions. His narrations are cited in major hadith collections, reflecting his trustworthiness and importance in Islamic scholarship. He died around 160 AH, marking his presence in the formative period of Islamic hadith sciences. His role as a transmitter helped shape Sunni hadith literature and Islamic jurisprudence. Details about his tribal affiliation, family, and personal life remain scarce in historical records.