Who is This?

[ahimjin]

Just thought of this would help us know our religious personalities better. Someone would describe a known Muslim figure here and then a person answers and gets to describe the next person and so on.
For example
Q: Was the last Prophet of Allah
A: Prophet Muhammad :saw:

Ok then first question
Was a former slave who's voice turned out to be very important in Medinah and all Muslims would respond to it

[the_middle_road]

Bilal (ra).

[ahimjin]

Bilal (ra).

Correct. Another Question.

[the_middle_road]

Correct. Another Question.

Because of him, the Muslim army was able to defeat the false prophet Musailamah al-Kadhib.

[Z-Blade]

Because of him, the Muslim army was able to defeat the false prophet Musailamah al-Kadhib.

:salams,

Was it Bara (RA) (his name was something like that)?!

Wassalam.

[the_middle_road]

:salams,

Was it Bara (RA) (his name was something like that)?!

Wassalam.

:wswrwb:

Yep. :up: al-Baraa' bin Malik (ra). For those who don't know, when the Muslims were fighting against this impostor, Musailamah, he retreated into a fort or compound since he was losing. So this Sahabi (ra) was thrown over the wall, killed the guards at the gate and opened it from the inside to allow the Muslim forces to enter. He was also the brother of the famous Sahabi Anas bin Malik (ra) (I think).

Your turn bro.

[Z-Blade]

:wswrwb:

Yep. :up: al-Baraa' bin Malik (ra). For those who don't know, when the Muslims were fighting against this impostor, Musailamah, he retreated into a fort or compound since he was losing. So this Sahabi (ra) was thrown over the wall, killed the guards at the gate and opened it from the inside to allow the Muslim forces to enter. He was also the brother of the famous Sahabi Anas bin Malik (ra) (I think).

Your turn bro.

:jkk:, I remember his story, very brave warrior indeed ^^. A truly amazing warrior and sahabi, mashaAllah, may Allah be well pleased with him, Ameen! Although in his biography it said he wasn't the best looker lol :/ :o.

Maybe I'll do an easy one for newbs to join and answer?! :')

He was the second of the two in the cave. Who was he?

Wassalam

[ummbilal]

.................

[Fais]

Abu Bakr (Ra)

Hold on .. what cave :scratch:

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

Abu Bakr (Ra)

Hold on .. what cave :scratch:

That's right ^^, you or sister Umm Bilal do the next one :up:. Which other cave would it be (or could it be :o) bro :rolleyes: :p. :outta:

Wassalam.

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

OK, anyone ask the next question :rolleyes:, otherwise I may have to!

Wassalam.

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

She narrated one of the largest amount of ahadith. Some scholars said about her she gave us half the Deen. She was one of the wives of the Prophet :saw: (is that too much of a clue there? :O ).Who was she?

Wassalam.

[ahimjin]

:salams,

She narrated one of the largest amount of ahadith. Some scholars said about her she gave us half the Deen. She was one of the wives of the Prophet :saw: (is that too much of a clue there? :O ).Who was she?

Wassalam.

Aisha (RA)

[ImaanSeeker]

:salams,

She narrated one of the largest amount of ahadith. Some scholars said about her she gave us half the Deen. She was one of the wives of the Prophet :saw: (is that too much of a clue there? :O ).Who was she?

Wassalam.

Dude, this is way too easy. I have a question for you guys:

Which Sahabi(ra) was born in the Ka'abah Shareef?

[zahra_unknown]

Ismail (ra).. I think..

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

Dude, this is way too easy. I have a question for you guys:

Which Sahabi(ra) was born in the Ka'abah Shareef?

Yeah dude, it's to get more people to join :up:.

Hmmm, don't really know. How about another clue? :')

Wassalam.

[Qiyas]

Was it Hadhrat Ali (RA) ?

[ImaanSeeker]

:salams,



Yeah dude, it's to get more people to join :up:.

Hmmm, don't really know. How about another clue? :')

Wassalam.

People wont join if its too easy, but maybe this was too hard?

It is reported by Imam Tirmidhi in his Sahih(I think?)

Was it Hadhrat Ali (RA) ?

Good guess. Yes, some people do say that. But scholars say that there is no concrete evidence that points to that conclusion.

If no one can answer in a few hours, I'll give the answer, InshaAllah.

[Z-Blade]

People wont join if its too easy, but maybe this was too hard?

It is reported by Imam Tirmidhi in his Sahih(I think?)

Good guess. Yes, some people do say that. But scholars say that there is no concrete evidence that points to that conclusion.

If no one can answer in a few hours, I'll give the answer, InshaAllah.

:salams,

Maybe this one isn't so authentic either akhi?! :p You can give more clues you know?!

Wassalam.

[ahimjin]

:salams

Is it
Hakim ibn Hizam???
and You could another clue.

[ImaanSeeker]

:salams,

Maybe this one isn't so authentic either akhi?! :p You can give more clues you know?!

Wassalam.

:salams

Is it
Hakim ibn Hizam???
and You could another clue.

^MashaAllah, correct answer.

[ahimjin]

^MashaAllah, correct answer.

Yay:hidban:
Dont have a question at the moment. Someone else please have a go

[-Fady-]

The Sahabi who slept over another sahabi's house to see what he does (due to Muhammad :saw: saying he is of people of Jannah)

[ahimjin]

^MashaAllah, correct answer.

Yay:hidban:
Dont have a question at the moment. Someone else please have a go

[-Fady-]

lol...ok =|

[the_middle_road]

The Sahabi who slept over another sahabi's house to see what he does (due to Muhammad :saw: saying he is of people of Jannah)

Was it ibn 'Abbas (ra)?

[-Fady-]

nope

[urban_rose]

Ibn Abbas RA who slept outside the sahabas house for ilm - waiting for him to awaken? and then sahaba woke up and said that you should have woken me up cause you are a cousin of the Prophet :saw: or something like that....

[Z-Blade]

The Sahabi who slept over another sahabi's house to see what he does (due to Muhammad :saw: saying he is of people of Jannah)

:salams,

I've heard the hadith but it doesn't mention the names of the Sahabah (RA) in it! Blah. This one:

The Messenger of Allah :saw: was seated in a gathering with the Sahabah when he looked towards the entrance and said, “A man of Paradise is coming.” At that instance someone who seemed to be very ordinary entered the mosque where they were seated. A Sahabi was curious as to why the Prophet said this, so he followed the man to his house. This Sahabi told the man that he was a traveler and stayed as a guest. For three days the Sahabi saw nothing unusual, so he finally told the man what the Prophet had said and asked him what was so special. The man thought for a long time and said, “There might be one thing – before going to sleep every night I forgive everyone and sleep with a clean heart.”

http://www.tasawwuf.org/writings/sermons/journey_hereafter.htm

Wassalam.

[-Fady-]

actually it's 'Abdullah ibn 'Amr :D Radi Allahu 'Anhu

[Z-Blade]

actually it's 'Abdullah ibn 'Amr :D Radi Allahu 'Anhu

:salams,

How do you know EH?! :O How about giving another one and not so hard/obscure?! :p

Wassalam.

[-Fady-]

ok very easy one,

He wears his red bandana during battle, and when he does everyone knows he's ready (to fight) :D

[souljaa]

Abu Dujana (RA)

In the battle of Uhud, countless acts of courage can be noted from several of the Sahaba. Abu Dujana, recognized by the red band worn round his head, came forth, fighting with the sword of the Prophet (peace be upon him). He was determined to pay its price at all costs. He slaughtered all the idolaters that stood on his way splitting and dispersing their ranks. Az-Zubair bin Al-'Awwam said, "I felt angry and discouraged when the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) refused to give me the sword but instead gave it to Abu Dujana. I said to myself, 'I am his paternal cousin. I am the cousin of his aunt Safiya. Also, I am from his tribe (Quraish). Besides, I was the first who demanded it and yet he favoured him to me. By Allah, I will watch how he will use it.' So I followed him and saw him take out his red band and wear it round his head.

Seeing him like that, the Ansar said, 'Abu Dujana has worn the red band of death'..

Then he (Abu Dujana) set out saying loudly (in the form of poetry), 'I am the one whom my intimate friend [the Prophet (peace be upon him)] made covenant with, when we were under the palm-trees on the mountain side. The covenant was that I would not fight at the rear, but fight at the front heroically with the sword of Allah and His Messenger.' During this battle no one stood the way of Abu Dujana and remained alive. There was a man among the idolaters whose only objective was to finish off the wounded Muslims. During the fight, Abu Dujana approached that man; so I (Az-Zubair bin Al-'Awwam) implored Allah that they might engage in combat. They did start fighting and exchanged two sword-strokes. The idolater swung at Abu Dujana, but he escaped it and the sword pierced into his (Abu Dujana's) leather shield. The idolater's sword now stuck to his shield, Abu Dujana lunged at that Kafir with his sword and killed him. Then into the thick of the battle, he rushed to kill a person who was inciting the enemy to fight the Muslims. Upon this the person shrieked and lo! it was a woman. Abu Dujana spared her saying, 'I respect the Prophet's (peace be upon him) sword too much to use it on a woman.' The woman was Hind bint 'Utbah (the wife of Abu Sufyan who was leading the Quraish army against the Muslims, who later became Muslim)."
[Ibn Hisham Vol. 2 pg.68-69]

Describing the same incident, Az-Zubair bin Al-'Awwam said, "I saw Abu Dujana raising a sword over the parting of Hind bint 'Utba's hair but then he moved it away. I said to myself, 'Allah and His Messenger know best.' (i.e. why he didn't kill her)."
[Ibn Hisham Vol. 2 pg. 69

During the battle of Uhud, the second most significant battle (after the victory of Badr), the Prophet (peace be upon him) urged his Companions to fight and spurred them to show stamina and steadfastness in the Jihad. He started to implant the spirit of boldness and bravery in them. To wage and inflame them and maintain their zeal in the fight, he (peace be upon him) drew his sword, held it in his hand and called out to his Sahaba and said, "Who is ready to take this sword and fulfill it's right?" Many notable Sahaba set out to take it. Amongst them were 'Ali bin Abi Talib, Az-Zubair bin Al-'Awwam and 'Umar bin Al-Khattab. But it was granted to none of them. Abu Dujana stood and inquired, "O Messenger of Allah, what is its price?" The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, "It is to strike the enemy's faces with it until it breaks!" So Abu Dujana said, "O Messenger of Allah, I will take it for that price." and he was given the sword...

Abu Dujana was a man of courage who used to stand proud and brave in war. He had a red headband that he wore round his head. Whenever he was head-banded everybody knew that he was determined to fight to death. Therefore as soon as Abu Dujana took the Prophet's (peace be upon him) sword, he banded his head and started strutting proudly amongst the Mujahideen. Upon seeing this, the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said, "This is a sort of walking that Allah detests except in such a situation (Jihad)."

from http://www.islam.org.au/articles/23/sahaba.htm.

:love:

[-Fady-]

:inlove: :jkk: bro Souljaa :up:

[-Yassar]

A sahabi radiALLAHu anhu went to Damascus, the capital of the Islamic Khilafâh at the time and he had just been appointed governor of the place. He saw the extravagance of the Muslim Ummah. The Muslims were so wealthy at the time and the lifestyle of the Muslims was changing; they were immersed in luxury and soft living. He called the people to the masjid and spoke to them: “O people of Damascus! You are my brethren in religion, neighbors who live together and helpers one to another against enemies. O people of Damascus! What is it that prevents you from being affectionate towards me and responding to my advice while I do not seek anything from you? Is it right that I see your learned ones departing (from this world) while the ignorant among you are not learning? I see that you incline towards such things which Allah has mad you answerable for and you abandon what He has commanded you to do.
“Is it reasonable that I see you gathering and hoarding what you do not eat, and erecting buildings in which you do not live, and holding out hopes for things you cannot attain? Peoples before you have amassed wealth, made great plans and had high hopes. But it was not long before what they had amassed was destroyed, their hopes dashed and their houses turned into graves. Such were the people of ‘Ad, O people of Damascus. They filled the earth with possessions and children.
“Who is there who will purchase from me today the entire legacy of ‘Ad for two dirhams?”
The people wept and their sobs could be heard from outside the masjid.

Who was it?

[souljaa]

Hadhrat Hussain (RA)?

[the_middle_road]

Mu'awiyah (ra)?

[Chained_Water]

Abu Darda(ra)

..this is a really cool thread mashaAllah :D

[Z-Blade]

A sahabi radiALLAHu anhu went to Damascus, the capital of the Islamic Khilafâh at the time and he had just been appointed governor of the place. He saw the extravagance of the Muslim Ummah. The Muslims were so wealthy at the time and the lifestyle of the Muslims was changing; they were immersed in luxury and soft living. He called the people to the masjid and spoke to them: “O people of Damascus! You are my brethren in religion, neighbors who live together and helpers one to another against enemies. O people of Damascus! What is it that prevents you from being affectionate towards me and responding to my advice while I do not seek anything from you? Is it right that I see your learned ones departing (from this world) while the ignorant among you are not learning? I see that you incline towards such things which Allah has mad you answerable for and you abandon what He has commanded you to do.
“Is it reasonable that I see you gathering and hoarding what you do not eat, and erecting buildings in which you do not live, and holding out hopes for things you cannot attain? Peoples before you have amassed wealth, made great plans and had high hopes. But it was not long before what they had amassed was destroyed, their hopes dashed and their houses turned into graves. Such were the people of ‘Ad, O people of Damascus. They filled the earth with possessions and children.
“Who is there who will purchase from me today the entire legacy of ‘Ad for two dirhams?”
The people wept and their sobs could be heard from outside the masjid.

Who was it?

:salams,

LoL, you gave too much detail bro :p. It is Abu Darda (RA), so either ukhti Chained_Water gives the next question or someone else can if she doesn't! :O

Evidence here: http://www.witness-pioneer.org/vil/Articles/companion/abu_d_dardaa.htm

Wassalam.

[parwaaz]

OK, Sorry Chained Water, I took your turn!But I really like this thread and since I could not find the answer to the last question, I thought I could participate by setting the next question:up:


One night when the Holy Prophet (Pbuh) prepared to perform salat, xxxxxxx stood behind him with the intention of praying in the company of the Holy Prophet (Pbuh) himself. The Prophet (Pbuh) noticing this pulled xxxxxx to his side and began to pray. No sooner had the Prophet (Pbuh) started reciting the verses when xxxxxx moved a step back to his original position behind the Holy Prophet (Pbuh). When the Prophet (Pbuh) inquired about his behaviour xxxxx replied “O Prophet (Pbuh) of Allah, who could have the audacity to stand in line with the Prophet of Allah at the time of prayers?” The Prophet (Pbuh) was so pleased at the answer that he prayed to Allah, “O Allah, bless this lad with great knowledge and increase him in intellect and wisdom”.

And Alhamdulillah, he indeed became a great scholar of Islam.

Who was that blessed Sahabi?(whose name I have replaced with xxxxxxxx)

[ImaanSeeker]

OK, Sorry Chained Water, I took your turn!But I really like this thread and since I could not find the answer to the last question, I thought I could participate by setting the next question:up:


One night when the Holy Prophet (Pbuh) prepared to perform salat, xxxxxxx stood behind him with the intention of praying in the company of the Holy Prophet (Pbuh) himself. The Prophet (Pbuh) noticing this pulled xxxxxx to his side and began to pray. No sooner had the Prophet (Pbuh) started reciting the verses when xxxxxx moved a step back to his original position behind the Holy Prophet (Pbuh). When the Prophet (Pbuh) inquired about his behaviour xxxxx replied “O Prophet (Pbuh) of Allah, who could have the audacity to stand in line with the Prophet of Allah at the time of prayers?” The Prophet (Pbuh) was so pleased at the answer that he prayed to Allah, “O Allah, bless this lad with great knowledge and increase him in intellect and wisdom”.

And Alhamdulillah, he indeed became a great scholar of Islam.

Who was that blessed Sahabi?(whose name I have replaced with xxxxxxxx)

My guess would be Hazrat Ibn Abbas RadiAllahi Anhu?

[parwaaz]

My guess would be Hazrat Ibn Abbas RadiAllahi Anhu?

:up::up::up:You are right!

and as for me:smack::smack::smack:
Here is me looking hard to find something to present to you guys.
But Imaanseeker you are probably to knowledgeable!!!!!(perhaps too knowledgeable to be in this thread, you will be guessing answers straightaway!)

Your go now!

[ImaanSeeker]

:up::up::up:You are right!

and as for me:smack::smack::smack:
Here is me looking hard to find something to present to you guys.
But Imaanseeker you are probably to knowledgeable!!!!!(perhaps too knowledgeable to be in this thread, you will be guessing answers straightaway!)

Your go now!

lol bro. I don't know much, but I was fortunate enough to hear the commentary of that particular hadith by Shaykh Riyadhul Haq hence why I knew it. Even then I was not sure.

Anyways, here is a good question and an interesting fact.

Who is the very fortunate Sahabi(as far as I know, the only Sahabi with such an honor) who is directly mentioned in the Quran Shareef?

[perfectpearl]

lol bro. I don't know much, but I was fortunate enough to hear the commentary of that particular hadith by Shaykh Riyadhul Haq hence why I knew it. Even then I was not sure.

Anyways, here is a good question and an interesting fact.

Who is the very fortunate Sahabi(as far as I know, the only Sahabi with such an honor) who is directly mentioned in the Quran Shareef?

Zaid Ibn Hariatha?

[perfectpearl]

who is a sahabi who grew up in perisa and and fought in Khandaq?

[ImaanSeeker]

Zaid Ibn Hariatha?

MashaAllah! Well done. For those who are wondering where in the Quran it is, the reference: Surah Ahzab, Verse 37(i think).

your go now.

[ImaanSeeker]

who is a sahabi who grew up in perisa and and fought in Khandaq?

Hazrat Salman Al-Farsi Radiallahu Anhu

[perfectpearl]

Hazrat Salman Al-Farsi Radiallahu Anhu

yes .... ! :up:

next? :D


This is a fun game :p

[ImaanSeeker]

Which Sahabi purchased the only well with pure water in Madinah during the time of the Prophet :saw: for the sake of the Muslims?

[perfectpearl]

Which Sahabi purchased the only well with pure water in Madinah during the time of the Prophet :saw: for the sake of the Muslims?

hmmmm this is a hard one...

[ImaanSeeker]

hmmmm this is a hard one...

Very famous Sahabi known for his modesty who purchased the well from a jew, the well was called Ber Rumah(I think). I think these clues should help.

[-Fady-]

Uthman ibn 'Affan :D Radi Allah 'Anhu

[ImaanSeeker]

Uthman ibn 'Affan :D Radi Allah 'Anhu

correct, mashaAllah.

Your turn.

[-Fady-]

who is the trustworthy man of this Ummah? :D

[ImaanSeeker]

who is the trustworthy man of this Ummah? :D

Hazrat Abu Ubaidah Ibn Al Jarrah radiallahu anhu

Who was the first Hafiz ul Quran of this Ummah(outside of our Beloved Prophet :saw: , of course)?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Ubayy ibn Ka'b (RA)?

[ImaanSeeker]

:start:

:salams

Ubayy ibn Ka'b (RA)?

:wswrwb:

Good guess bro, but not quite. Hazrat Ubayy bin Kab was the first imam of congregational taraweeh, but not the first Hafizul Quran.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

bhai, one clue would be nice <smiles>

[-Fady-]

hmm Zaid ibn Thabit?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

I think you might be right

[ImaanSeeker]

:start:

bhai, one clue would be nice <smiles>

hmm Zaid ibn Thabit?

He also was the one who put together the first quran for publishing.

[-Fady-]

so it's my shot again? :D

Sahabi whose parents were first Shuhadah of this Ummah...

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

'Ammar bin Yasir (RA)

[-Fady-]

well then, it's your shot! :D

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

Which companion of the Prophet :saw: killed Al-Aswad al-Ansi (another false prophet) during the time of Prophet :saw: himself?

[parwaaz]

:start:

Which companion of the Prophet :saw: killed Al-Aswad al-Ansi (another false prophet) during the time of Prophet :saw: himself?

Fayruz ad-Daylami??????( i did not know anything, but according to this article............have a read)

http://faisalabdulla.tripod.com/25.htm

[Z-Blade]

Fayruz ad-Daylami??????( i did not know anything, but according to this article............have a read)

http://faisalabdulla.tripod.com/25.htm

:salams,

You are right!

Here's another Q: He is known as the Prophet (AS) of Patience.

Wassalam.

[-Fady-]

just a guess never heard it but...Ayyub (AS)?

[the_middle_road]

Maybe Nuh (as)?

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

just a guess never heard it but...Ayyub (AS)?

That's correct bro! :') You give the next question then, otherwise if he doesn't then someone else. I really like the story of Ayyub (AS), of how he had everything and then lost it and had to bear trials for 7 years, and his beloved wife helped him through the severe trials and was always by his side, and in the end Allah gave them great reward for their sabr in this life and they will get even more in the next life.

So if you haven't read his (AS) story, then read it! And here's a great lecture that contains this story (though not fully?!):

Depression vs Contentment by Shaykh Sulaiman Mulla, main part
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z056BJCD
Part 2
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MRYBY2CA

And if you can't be bothered to download, here's an online video link to it: http://lightuponlight.com/islam/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=search&query=suliman%20mulla&orderby=dateD

Maybe Nuh (as)?

See above :o. :outta: Although Nuh (AS) was patient (as every Prophet (AS) had to bear great trials), he doesn't have this title mashaAllah :').

Wassalam.

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

Q: He was a Sahabi who went through a major quest for The Truth, from being a Fire Worshipper to a Christian and finally getting the True Message from Allah and became a Muslim, which took many many years as you can guess :O. Who was he?

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

eaaaaaaasy its Salman al-Farisi (RA)

[Z-Blade]

:start:

:salams

eaaaaaaasy its Salman al-Farisi (RA)

:wswrwb:,

Well done! Now you're meant to give the next question you Paindu! :torture: :outta:

Wassalam.

[-Fady-]

he is alive today, he is handsome, and he is looking for a wife :D

(not me)

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

he is alive today, he is handsome, and he is looking for a wife :D

(not me)

:eek: How dare you make this thread into a joke thread you (how do you say paindu in eritrean?)?! :torture: :p

Sulaiman Harun bro, come give a serious question before this clown makes a true mockery of this thread :O.

PS (Who is it?!) :D :outta:

Wassalam.

[hanaa_al_muminah]

[QUOTE=Z-Blade;2453424]:salams,



That's correct bro! :') You give the next question then, otherwise if he doesn't then someone else. I really like the story of Ayyub (AS), of how he had everything and then lost it and had to bear trials for 7 years, and his beloved wife helped him through the severe trials and was always by his side, and in the end Allah gave them great reward for their sabr in this life and they will get even more in the next life.


i no, us muslims are so unpatient when it comes to littlle things, wat wud we do, if everything was taken from us? subhanallah, May Allah help us learn a lesson from this! ameen.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

he is alive today, he is handsome, and he is looking for a wife :D

(not me)

:salams,

:eek: How dare you make this thread into a joke thread you (how do you say paindu in eritrean?)?! :torture: :p

Sulaiman Harun bro, come give a serious question before this clown makes a true mockery of this thread :O.

PS (Who is it?!) :D :outta:

Wassalam.

:wswrwb:

He's probably talking about me! I jokes

You mentioned this hadith:

The Messenger of Allah :saw: was seated in a gathering with the Sahabah when he looked towards the entrance and said, “A man of Paradise is coming.” At that instance someone who seemed to be very ordinary entered the mosque where they were seated. A Sahabi was curious as to why the Prophet said this, so he followed the man to his house. This Sahabi told the man that he was a traveler and stayed as a guest. For three days the Sahabi saw nothing unusual, so he finally told the man what the Prophet had said and asked him what was so special. The man thought for a long time and said, “There might be one thing – before going to sleep every night I forgive everyone and sleep with a clean heart.”

Now tell me, who was the Sahabi (RA) who was given the glad tidings of Jannah?

[-Fady-]

He's probably talking about me! I jokes


:D I actually was bro :D

sorry boys :o carry on, carry on

[-Fady-]

:start:

:salams





:wswrwb:

He's probably talking about me! I jokes

You mentioned this hadith:

The Messenger of Allah :saw: was seated in a gathering with the Sahabah when he looked towards the entrance and said, “A man of Paradise is coming.” At that instance someone who seemed to be very ordinary entered the mosque where they were seated. A Sahabi was curious as to why the Prophet said this, so he followed the man to his house. This Sahabi told the man that he was a traveler and stayed as a guest. For three days the Sahabi saw nothing unusual, so he finally told the man what the Prophet had said and asked him what was so special. The man thought for a long time and said, “There might be one thing – before going to sleep every night I forgive everyone and sleep with a clean heart.”

Now tell me, who was the Sahabi (RA) who was given the glad tidings of Jannah?



I don't think he was mentioned bro :o

however the man who slept over his house was 'Abdullah ibn 'Amr (RA)

[ImaanSeeker]

he is alive today, he is handsome, and he is looking for a wife :D

(not me)

I would have guessed Z-Blade, except....

sadly, he doesn't meet the second requirement...

lol. I joke, he, not only meets it, he exceeds it.

[-Fady-]

I would have guessed Z-Blade, except....

sadly, he doesn't meet the second requirement...

lol. I joke, he, not only meets it, he exceeds it.

:rofl1:

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

I don't think he was mentioned bro :o

however the man who slept over his house was 'Abdullah ibn 'Amr (RA)

Not in this hadith but he (RA) is very famous Sahabi

[-Fady-]

:start:



Not in this hadith but he (RA) is very famous Sahabi

ooo really?? Subhan Allah never knew :D can I cheat and go search for the answer??? :D

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

yeah sure, but I doubt you'll get the answer easily. I can give a lecture to listen and you'll know it but after this question is answered and :insha: you'll love it.

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

[quote=Z-Blade;2453424],

I really like the story of Ayyub (AS), of how he had everything and then lost it and had to bear trials for 7 years, and his beloved wife helped him through the severe trials and was always by his side, and in the end Allah gave them great reward for their sabr in this life and they will get even more in the next life.

i no, us muslims are so unpatient when it comes to littlle things, wat wud we do, if everything was taken from us? subhanallah, May Allah help us learn a lesson from this! ameen.

Indeed, Allah gives us great stories and great role models to teach us lessons that are very important and put our lives and actions/thoughts into perspective. Ameen.

I would have guessed Z-Blade, except....

sadly, he doesn't meet the second requirement...

lol. I joke, he, not only meets it, he exceeds it.

LOL, how'd I end up getting mentioned in this thread?! :eek: I just got 3 words for you:
LOL YOU FISH. :outta:

:start:

yeah sure, but I doubt you'll get the answer easily. I can give a lecture to listen and you'll know it but after this question is answered and :insha: you'll love it.

I don't know who it is, just give the answer please inshaAllah :(.

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Ok, I'll give you a clue:

For him Prophet :saw: said, "Tell me, if anyone of you has an uncle as mine."

[Z-Blade]

:start:

:salams

Ok, I'll give you a clue:

For him Prophet :saw: said, "Tell me, if anyone of you has an uncle as mine."

:wswrwb:,

It was Abbas (RA)?!

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

nope

[Z-Blade]

:start:

nope

:start:

Thought I might be wrong, then Hamza (RA)?! But Hamza (RA) wasn't know for that :eek:.

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

sorry bhai, its still wrong.

It was Sa'd bin Malik (RA) better known as Sa'd bin Abi Waqqas (RA) who was maternal uncle of Prophet :saw: since he was from Prophet :saw:'s mother's tribe

[Z-Blade]

:start:

sorry bhai, its still wrong.

It was Sa'd bin Malik (RA) better known as Sa'd bin Abi Waqqas (RA) who was maternal uncle of Prophet :saw: since he was from Prophet :saw:'s mother's tribe

I see, :jkk:. Give the next one since you got it "right" :p.

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

Wa Iyyaka

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) was thrown in fire and Allah :Swt: saved him. Who was another man in time of Prophet :saw: who was also thrown in fire by a kafir but Allah :Swt: also save him? This man never saw the Prophet :saw: but he loved him very much.

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

:start:

Wa Iyyaka

Prophet Ibrahim (AS) was thrown in fire and Allah :Swt: saved him. Who was another man in time of Prophet :saw: who was also thrown in fire by a kafir but Allah :Swt: also save him? This man never saw the Prophet :saw: but he loved him very much.

It was Abu Muslim Al-Khawlani, who was a Yemeni by the way incase you didn't know :coolbro:.

Q:
Anas (May Allah be pleased with him) said: Messenger of Allah (:saw:) took up a sword on the day of the battle of Uhud and said, "Who will take this sword from me?'' Everyone stretched forth his hand saying: "I will take it; I will take it". He (the Prophet (PBUH)) said, "Who will take it with its full responsibility (i.e., to use it to fight Allah's enemies with it)?'' The Companions hesitated. A companion* (May Allah be pleased with him) said: "I shall take it;'' and with it he cracked the skulls of the pagans.
[Muslim].

*Who was this man?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Abu Dujanah (RA)?

[Z-Blade]

:start:

:salams

Abu Dujanah (RA)?

:wswrwb:,

That was quick :eek:. Stalking this thread eh paindu?! :p Yeah it was Abu Dujanah (RA) :').

Commentary for the hadith:
This Hadith mentions the chivalry and distinction of Abu Dujanah (May Allah be pleased with him) but it should not be taken to mean that other Companions of the Prophet (:saw: - PBUH) showed cowardice on that occasion. The latter had in fact hesitated to get the honour and reward attached with the Prophet's sword. It is evident from the fact that when the Prophet (:saw: - PBUH) offered it without any condition everyone stretched his hand to take it.

http://www.masmn.org/documents/Hadith/Riyad_Us_Saliheen/00_0010.htm

Next?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Who was the companion (RA) about whom it was said that he fought like a thousand men?

[Z-Blade]

:start:

:salams

Who was the companion (RA) about whom it was said that he fought like a thousand men?

:wswrwb:,

Ali (RA)
Umar bin Khattab (RA)
Hamzah (RA)
Talhah (or is it Abu Talhah) (RA)?

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

Sorry bhai, none of them (RA)

[ImaanSeeker]

:start:

:salams

Who was the companion (RA) about whom it was said that he fought like a thousand men?

Khalid bin Waleed(ra)?

[Z-Blade]

:salams,

Khalid bin Waleed(ra)?

Damn, I forgot to mention him (RA)!! Though he was in my mind at the time AAAargh! Well it only matters if you're right :p.

If not, give more clues bro! :')

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

Khalid bin Waleed(ra)?

nahin bhai, its not him (RA)

:salams,



Damn, I forgot to mention him (RA)!! Though he was in my mind at the time AAAargh! Well it only matters if you're right :p.

If not, give more clues bro! :')

Wassalam.

:wswrwb:

Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be NAME OF THE COMPANION."

[-Fady-]

Zubayr ibn Al-'Awwam?

[Z-Blade]

:start:



nahin bhai, its not him (RA)



:wswrwb:

Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be NAME OF THE COMPANION."

:salams,

LOL, it's 'Uthman (RA), but the clue you gave before - he (RA) is not well known for that, can you give the hadith where it says he (RA) fights like a thousand men?

:jkk:.

Next Question:
Once [A Sahabi] led the people in prayer and recited Surat-al-Baqara. A man left (the row of the praying people) and offered (light) prayer (separately) and went away. When [The Sahabi] came to know about it, he said. "He (that man) is a hypocrite." Later that man heard what [The sahabi] said about him, so he came to the Prophet :saw: and said ..

"O Allah's Apostle! We are people who work with our own hands and irrigate (our farms) with our camels. Last night [The Sahabi] led us in the (night) prayer and he recited Sura-al-Baqara, so I offered my prayer separately, and because of that, he accused me of being a hypocrite."

The Prophet :saw: called [The Sahabi] and said thrice, "O [Name of companion]! You are putting the people to trials? Recite 'Wash-shamsi wad-uhaha' (91) or 'Sabbih isma Rabbi ka-l-A'la' (87) or the like."

Who was this man?

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Zubayr ibn Al-'Awwam?

:jkk: brother you are right!

:salams,

LOL, it's 'Uthman (RA), but the clue you gave before - he (RA) is not well known for that, can you give the hadith where it says he (RA) fights like a thousand men?

:jkk:.

Next Question:
Once [A Sahabi] led the people in prayer and recited Surat-al-Baqara. A man left (the row of the praying people) and offered (light) prayer (separately) and went away. When [The Sahabi] came to know about it, he said. "He (that man) is a hypocrite." Later that man heard what [The sahabi] said about him, so he came to the Prophet :saw: and said ..

"O Allah's Apostle! We are people who work with our own hands and irrigate (our farms) with our camels. Last night [The Sahabi] led us in the (night) prayer and he recited Sura-al-Baqara, so I offered my prayer separately, and because of that, he accused me of being a hypocrite."

The Prophet :saw: called [The Sahabi] and said thrice, "O [Name of companion]! You are putting the people to trials? Recite 'Wash-shamsi wad-uhaha' (91) or 'Sabbih isma Rabbi ka-l-A'la' (87) or the like."

Who was this man?

Wassalam.

:wswrwb: paindu,

you are wrong since there are two ahadith. One in which there is a mention of 'Uthman bin 'Affan (RA) and the other is Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA)


The answer to your question is either, Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA) or Mua'dh bin Jabal (RA)

[-Fady-]

:salams,

LOL, it's 'Uthman (RA), but the clue you gave before - he (RA) is not well known for that, can you give the hadith where it says he (RA) fights like a thousand men?

:jkk:.

Next Question:
Once [A Sahabi] led the people in prayer and recited Surat-al-Baqara. A man left (the row of the praying people) and offered (light) prayer (separately) and went away. When [The Sahabi] came to know about it, he said. "He (that man) is a hypocrite." Later that man heard what [The sahabi] said about him, so he came to the Prophet :saw: and said ..

"O Allah's Apostle! We are people who work with our own hands and irrigate (our farms) with our camels. Last night [The Sahabi] led us in the (night) prayer and he recited Sura-al-Baqara, so I offered my prayer separately, and because of that, he accused me of being a hypocrite."

The Prophet :saw: called [The Sahabi] and said thrice, "O [Name of companion]! You are putting the people to trials? Recite 'Wash-shamsi wad-uhaha' (91) or 'Sabbih isma Rabbi ka-l-A'la' (87) or the like."

Who was this man?

Wassalam.

Sa'ad ibn Muadth or Muadth ibn jabal???

[Z-Blade]

:wswrwb: paindu,

you are wrong since there are two ahadith. One in which there is a mention of 'Uthman bin 'Affan (RA) and the other is Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA)


The answer to your question is either, Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA) or Mua'dh bin Jabal (RA)

Yeah right, show me the hadith of Zubayr (RA) being mentioned!! :spunch:

Sa'ad ibn Muadth or Muadth ibn jabal???

Yeah you're both right, it's Mu'adh bin Jabal. So either of you give the next question. :')

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

my paindu bhai, I don't need to lie to you nor anyone. Listen to this brrrriliant lecture by Imam Zahir Mahmood about the life of 'AbduLlah ibn Zubayr (RA):

http://www.4shared.com/file/41979680/57b4b3d3/The_Life_of_AbduLlah_ibn_Zubayr__RA_.html?dirPwdVe rified=60540819

I'm sure its brother Fady's turn because he got the previous question right as well.

[-Fady-]

nah I like answering, yallah bro, plus you answered this one first.

[Z-Blade]

:start:

my paindu bhai, I don't need to lie to you nor anyone. Listen to this brrrriliant lecture by Imam Zahir Mahmood about the life of 'AbduLlah ibn Zubayr (RA):

http://www.4shared.com/file/41979680/57b4b3d3/The_Life_of_AbduLlah_ibn_Zubayr__RA_.html?dirPwdVe rified=60540819

I'm sure its brother Fady's turn because he got the previous question right as well.

:salams,

LoL mere paindu bhai :'), nobody is accusing you of lying, you may have done a mistake that's all. We must correct each other for the Sake of Allah inshaAllah :up:, just as the Prophet :saw: was not silent over error. The story of Mu'adh bin Jabal (RA) I just posted is a perfect example of that and the Prophet :saw: advised him the same thing 3 times! And it looks like bro -Fady- got it wrong since his name is 'Abdulllah (since it's 'Abdullah bin Zubayr and not Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA) ). But that doesn't matter, it's just a bit funny that's all :D :D. :outta:

One of you give the next question!! :torture::p
Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

In one narration:

The Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be 'Uthman bin 'Affan."

And in another:

The Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam."

Z bhai, it is Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA) rightly said by brother Fady.

OK, which companion (RA) said, "I was alive when the Prophet :saw: was born and I am also alive when the Prophet :saw: has died." ?

[Z-Blade]

:start:

In one narration:

The Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be 'Uthman bin 'Affan."

And in another:

The Prophet :saw: said, "All the Prophets have companions in Jannah and my companion will be Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam."

Z bhai, it is Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA) rightly said by brother Fady.

OK, which companion (RA) said, "I was alive when the Prophet :saw: was born and I am also alive when the Prophet :saw: has died." ?

:salams,

LoL, that's not exactly giving the hadith with a proper reference bro, but :jkk: anyway :').

Abbas (RA)?! If not, another clue please :O.

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:wswrwb:

when will you learn you paindu! I heard this hadith, never read it.

No. I'll give you a clue, it was female companion (RA)

[Z-Blade]

:start:

:wswrwb:

when will you learn you paindu! I heard this hadith, never read it.

No. I'll give you a clue, it was female companion (RA)

Yeah, but I asked you to show me the hadith properly (in text form) you painduuuuuu :p.

Hmmm, female eh? I don't really know their names though I can recall the events is the problem :S.

Umm Salamah (RA)?
Barakah (RA)?!
Someone (RA)?

Wassalam.

[urban_rose]

Safiyyah RA in answer to SH's post?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:


Hmmm, female eh? I don't really know their names though I can recall the events is the problem :S.

Umm Salamah (RA)?
Barakah (RA)?!
Someone (RA)?

Wassalam.

You are riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! It's Barakah (RA).

Because she was about 10 years old when Prophet :saw: was born and when he :saw: died she (RA) was still alive.

[Z-Blade]

:start:



You are riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! It's Barakah (RA).

Because she was about 10 years old when Prophet :saw: was born and when he :saw: died she (RA) was still alive.

:salams,

Woah, haha good guess by me :coolbro:. :p

Hmmmm, next:

After the truce was signed and the Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) had returned to Madinah, another Meccan Muslim (Radhiyallaho anho) escaped to Madinah and besought the Prophet's (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) protection. The Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) refused to accept his implorations and, in deference to the truce condition, handed him over to the two persons who had been deputed by the Qureysh to claim him. He, however, advised him as he had advised Hadhrat Abu Jandal (Radhiallaho anho) to be patient and to hope for the help of Allah. When he (Radhiyallaho anho) and his escort were on their way back to Mecca, he (Radhiyallaho anho) said to one of them:
"Friend, your sword is extremely fine."
The man was flattered and took it out from the sheath and said:
"Yes it is really very fine, and I have tried it on so many persons. You can have a look at it."
Most foolishly he made over the sword to him (Radhiyallaho anho), who immediately 'tried' it on its owner and killed him. The other man took to his heels and reached Madinah to report to the Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam). In the meantime he (Radhiyallaho anho) also arrived. He said to the Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam):
"0, Prophet of Allah, you once returned me and absolved yourself of the truce obligations. I had no obligations to fulfil and I managed my escape from them by this trick, as I was afraid of their forcing me to forsake my faith."
The Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) remarked: "You are a war-monger. I wish you could be helped."

He (Radhiyallaho anho) came to understand from this that he would be returned to Qureysh again when they demanded him. He therefore left Madinah and fled to a place in the desert on the sea shore.

Who was he?

Wassalam.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Didn't know the answer but looked for it. :masha: top class question <smiles>

It is Abu Basir (RA)

[Z-Blade]

:wswrwb:,

:jkk: for the compliment :coolbro: :p. Yeah it's from Fazail-E-Amal, great book! Read it if you haven't inshaAllah :').

Yeah you're right :'), next? :O

Wassalam.

[777]

salaam,

How bout I give it a try? This one is easy I think........

Cousin of Mohammed (saw), he was renowned for his care for the poor and was one of the first to embrace Islam. Facing persecution in Makkah, he led the group of Muslims who migrated to Abyssinia (now Ethiopia) and successfully represented them before the king when Quraysh emissaries sought to have them extradited. He fell in battle against Byzantine forces after his return to Arabia.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:wswrwb:

Is it Ja'far ibn Abi Talib (RA)?

[the_middle_road]

^ Ja'far bin Abi Talib (ra). He is the one who will have wings in Jannah, because of the wounds he sustained during the battle in which he was killed.

[777]

:start:

:wswrwb:

Is it Ja'far ibn Abi Talib (RA)?


Yes, MashaAllah! :hidban:

[777]

^ Ja'far bin Abi Talib (ra). He is the one who will have wings in Jannah, because of the wounds he sustained during the battle in which he was killed.


Yup!:up::hidban:

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

me asks a question

This conversation took place during one of the Battles in the times of Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA)

Companion 1: I am going to meet the Prophet :saw:, do you have any message for him?
Companion 2: Convey my salam to him and tell him that what Allah :Swt: and you promised was the truth.

Who were these two Sahabahs?

[ahimjin]

Assalam.
Could you give us more clues please.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:wswrwb:

Ok, one of the companions was the son of the fiercest enemy of Islam

[the_middle_road]

:start:

:wswrwb:

Ok, one of the companions was the son of the fiercest enemy of Islam

:wswrwb:

Was he 'Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl (ra)?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Yeah, :masha: he is ONE of the companions, the first one.

[the_middle_road]

Was the other Khalid bin Walid (ra)?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

No. I'll give you another hint, he was one of the 'Ashara al Mubashiroon.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Ok I'll reveal the answer, it was Abu 'Ubaydah 'Aamir ibn 'AbduLlah al-Jarrah al Qurayshi (RA) and the incident is as follows:

In the Battle of Yarmuk, ‘Ikrimah bin Abu Jahl (RA) took an oath that he would go into the battlefields and not return. And whilst he was walking to the enemy line, he turned to Abu ‘Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah (RA) and said, “O’ ‘Ubaydah, I am soon to meet the Prophet :saw:, do you have any message for the Prophet :saw:?” And Abu ‘Ubaydah (RA) said, “Convey my Salams and tell him we have found the promise of our Lord to be the truth!”

[-Fady-]

did he (RA) attain martyrdom in that battle?

[Overseer]

Name the 4 Hanifs prior to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) receiving revelation?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

did he (RA) attain martyrdom in that battle?

Allahu A'alam but I think yes.

Name the 4 Hanifs prior to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) receiving revelation?

1) Abu Bakr (RA)
2) Zaid ibn 'Amr (RA)
3) Khadijah bint Khuwalid (RA)
4) Barakah (RA) or 'Ali ibn ABi Talib (RA)

[Overseer]

:start:
1) Abu Bakr (RA)
2) Zaid ibn 'Amr (RA)
3) Khadijah bint Khuwalid (RA)
4) Barakah (RA) or 'Ali ibn ABi Talib (RA)
1, 3, 4 are incorrect, according to the information I have. The 3 other Hanifs were; Waraqa Ibn Nawfal, Uthman Ibn Huwairith and Ubayd'Allah Ibn Jahsh.

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

you sure brother? Waraqa ibn Nawfal was a christian

[Overseer]

:start:

you sure brother? Waraqa ibn Nawfal was a christian
He converted to Christianity alongside 2 of the others during the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) early years, but prior to that he was a Hanif i.e. pure in belief and practices.

[GAL-actic]

So what's next question?

[the_middle_road]

So what's next question?

Who was the leader of the army who fought against Jalut / Goliath?

[urban_rose]

Who was the leader of the army who fought against Jalut / Goliath?

Dawud AS?

[Z-Blade]

Who was the leader of the army who fought against Jalut / Goliath?

:salams,

It was Talut (was he a prophet?! If so AS).:


(249. Then when Talut set out with the army, he said: "Verily, Allah will try you by a river. So whoever drinks thereof, he is not of me; and whoever tastes it not, he is of me, except him who takes (thereof) in the hollow of his hand.'' Yet, they drank thereof, all, except a few of them. So when he had crossed it (the river), he and those who believed with him, they said: "We have no power this day against Jalut (Goliath) and his hosts.'' But those who knew with certainty that they were going to meet Allah, said: "How often has a small group overcome a mighty host by Allah's leave'' And Allah is with As-Sabirin (the patient).)

Allah states that Talut, the king of the Children of Israel, marched forth with his soldiers and the Israelites who obeyed him. His army was of eighty thousand then, according to As-Suddi, but Allah knows best. [Tafsir Ibn Kathir]

Who was the one that made the wall to block the tribes of Gog and Maggog (yajuj and majuj)?

Wassalam.

[the_middle_road]

Dawud AS?

Not quite.

[urban_rose]

:salams,

It was Talut (was he a prophet?! If so AS).:


(249. Then when Talut set out with the army, he said: "Verily, Allah will try you by a river. So whoever drinks thereof, he is not of me; and whoever tastes it not, he is of me, except him who takes (thereof) in the hollow of his hand.'' Yet, they drank thereof, all, except a few of them. So when he had crossed it (the river), he and those who believed with him, they said: "We have no power this day against Jalut (Goliath) and his hosts.'' But those who knew with certainty that they were going to meet Allah, said: "How often has a small group overcome a mighty host by Allah's leave'' And Allah is with As-Sabirin (the patient).)

Allah states that Talut, the king of the Children of Israel, marched forth with his soldiers and the Israelites who obeyed him. His army was of eighty thousand then, according to As-Suddi, but Allah knows best. [Tafsir Ibn Kathir]

Who was the one that made the wall to black the tribes of Gog and Maggog (yajuj and majuj)?

Wassalam.

ohhh yeahhhh...i remember reading that :o

Dhul Qarnayn made the wall

[the_middle_road]

:salams,

It was Talut (was he a prophet?! If so AS).


Correct. I think there are different opinions as to whether he is a prophet or not. But most people only include 25 Prophets (as) as being mentioned in the Quran and according to this, he would be excluded.

And Allah knows best.



Who was the one that made the wall to black the tribes of Gog and Maggog (yajuj and majuj)?

Wassalam.

It was Dhul Qarnain.

[Z-Blade]

ohhh yeahhhh...i remember reading that :o

Dhul Qarnayn made the wall

:salams,

Looks like you were first so you give the next question sis. (I knew that question was too easy!! :smack: oh well).


Correct. I think there are different opinions as to whether he is a prophet or not. But most people only include 25 Prophets (as) as being mentioned in the Quran and according to this, he would be excluded.

And Allah knows best.


I see :jkk: bro. :')

Wassalam.

[urban_rose]

In the battle of Uhud, when Umm Aiman had an arrow shot at her whilst tending to the wounded (by Hibban bin Al Arqa) and her clothes were lifted up, the enemy of Allah burst into laughter. This sight upset the Prophet :saw: and he a sahabi an arrow to shoot at Hibban.

Who was this Sahabi who shot the arrow and pierced the idolators throat?

:o

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Got it! It's Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas (RA) right?

[urban_rose]

:start:

:salams

Got it! It's Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas (RA) right?

wa alaikum salaam

yup, well done! :)

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

Who said this and to whom was it said:

"You are the son of the sacrificed who was the son of the sacrificed"

[GAL-actic]

:start:

:salams

Who said this and to whom was it said:

"You are the son of the sacrificed who was the son of the sacrificed"

:wswrwb:

Allahu a'lam

I remember reading this somewhere. Can you tell us who they are?

[MrOnline]

:start:

:salams

Who said this and to whom was it said:

"You are the son of the sacrificed who was the son of the sacrificed"

Ebrahim A.S to his beloved son Ishaaq A.S?

[Sulaiman Harun]

:start:

:salams

It was Abdul Muttalib (Shaybah) saying to Prophet :saw: :insha: I'll post the story later today

[GAL-actic]

:start:

:salams

It was Abdul Muttalib (Shaybah) saying to Prophet :saw: :insha: I'll post the story later today

:wswrwb:

:jkk:

Can you please post the story insha'Allah?

[ahimjin]

Hey guys. Keep this thread alive. someone please post another personality

[Sulaiman Harun]

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:salams

Ok, who said this about Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas رضي الله عنه when 'Umar and other companions رضي الله عنهم were looking for an Ameer for the Battle of Qadisiyyah?

[Sulaiman Harun]

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you are wrong since there are two ahadith. One in which there is a mention of 'Uthman bin 'Affan (RA) and the other is Az-Zubayr bin 'Awwam (RA)


I asked a Shaykh and found out that the hadith about 'Uthman رضي الله عنه is mawdoo' (fabricated).