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I'd like to ask:

1. Does the source mention about the year Abd Allah ibn Ali was born (I mean is there any reliable reference)?
2. Nor is there any evidence of his early life prior to his role in the Abbasid revolution?
3. Wasn't the name of his mother and possibly his descendants also not mentioned?
4. And regarding the place of his death, whether in Basra?
5. I also want to ask if his nickname, Abu Muhammad, is there any reference?
6. And the Nahr Abi Futrus incident was not mentioned?
7. Also, did the source not mention the names of the Banu Umayyad figures who were killed by Abd Allah?
8. actually al-Saffah died in Mecca or Anbar?

Answer please A154 ( talk) 07:10, 9 July 2023 (UTC) reply