Abu al-Darda [Abu al-Darda]

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Full Name: 'Uwaymir b. Zayd ibn Qays b. Umayya b. Malik b. 'Amir b. 'Adiy b. Ka'b b. al-Khazraj
Parents: Zayd ibn Qays al-Khazraji / Mahabba bint Waqid bin 'Amr
Birth Date/Place: (Medinah)
Death Date/Place: 32 AH/653 CE (Syria)[ Natural ]
Places of Stay: Medina/Syria
Area of Interest: Recitation/Quran, Narrator [ ع - صحابي ], Fiqh, Governor
Spouse(s): Umm al-Darda, Mahabba bint ar-Rabi' ibn 'Amr

Children : Bilal bin Abi al-Drda'a, 2 other sons

Teachers/
Narrated From: Muhammad (saw), 'Aisha bint Abi Bakr, Zayd ibn Thabit

Students/
Narrated By: Umm al-Darda, Bilal bin Abi al-Drda'a, Fadala bin 'Ubaid bin Naqid, Ma'dan bin Abi Talha, Abu Idrees al-Khulani, Abu Murrah, Client of Umm Hani, Abu Habibh al-Ta'iy, Sa'id bin Yahmad, Abu al-Safr, Abu Salama bin 'Abdur Rahman, Jubayr bin Nufayr al-Hadrami, Suwayd bin Ghaflah bin Awsajah, Zayd bin Wahb al-Jhny, Safwan bin 'Abdullah, 'Alqama bin Qays, Kathir bin Qays, Sa'id ibn al-Musayyib, 'Abdullah bin Qays, Abu Bahriyya, Kathir bin Marrah al-Hadrami, Ibn Sirin, محمد بن سويد أبي وقاص, Muhammad bin Ka'b bin Sulaym al-Qarzi, Hilal bin Yasaf

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