Re: Sects of Islam
Brother your information is not correct.
2nd and 3rd references are NOT the books of Mutazile ulema but Shi’i scholars!
Al-Mas`udi (Abu al-Hasan Ali ibn al-Husayn ibn Ali al-Mas’udi)
His reputation
Sunnis do not rely upon al-Masudi due to his Shii and Mutazili influences. For example, Ibn Hajar writes about al-Masudi that “And his books are imprecise because he was a Shi’a, a Mu’tazili.”.[11] Al-Dhahabi [12] and Taj al-Din al-Subki also confirmed that he was a Mu`tazili.[13]
In fact, he is considered to be of Shi`i thought by the following:
• Aga Buzurg al-Tehrani inMawsu’a al-Dhari’a ila Tasanif al-Shi’a
• Isma’il al-Baghdadi in Hadya al-‘Arifeen
• Bahr al-‘Uloom in al-Fawa’id al-Rijalia
• Al-Hilli in Khulasa al-Aqwal
• Al-Najashi in his book on Rijal
• Al-Tafrashi in Naqd al-Rijal
• Al-‘Amli in Amal al-Aamal
• Al-Barujardi in Tara’if al-Maqal [14]
Al-Masudi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nahjul Balagha was compiled by Syed Razi a Shi’I scholar
Lineage of Sayyid al Radi and his Life || Imam Reza (A.S.) Network
Ibn Abul-Hadid (Izz al-Din ibn Hibatullah ibn Abi l-Hadid) (d. 656/1258) a Mutazile just wrote a commentary on Nahjul Balagha.
Jamharat Rasaail al-Arab author’s name is not given. (my guess - must be Shia just like the 2 before.