Muʿtamir ibn Sulaymān

Muʿtamir ibn Sulaymān was a prominent tabiʿi, belonging to the generation following the Sahaba, who lived during the 2nd century AH. He was known primarily as a reliable narrator of hadith, contributing to the preservation and transmission of prophetic traditions. His narrations are frequently cited in major hadith compilations, underscoring his importance in early Islamic scholarship. Muʿtamir's role as a transmitter helped bridge the gap between the companions of the Prophet and later generations of Muslims. Details about his tribal affiliation and family background are not clearly documented in the available sources. His exact birth and death years remain uncertain, but his activity is placed firmly in the early Abbasid period. Muʿtamir ibn Sulaymān's contributions continue to be valued in Sunni hadith studies.