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| | Sahaba - definition of Sahaba in Encyclopedia |
 | | In the Islamic religion, the Sahaba (Asahaaba,الصحابه) are the companions of the Prophet Muhammed. | | | Sahaba are different from Ahlul Bayt (translated as "People of the House") because Sahaba are companions, while Ahlul Bayt are the wives of Prophet Muhammed and his grandchildren through his daughter Fatima (who married Ali, the Prophet's cousin). | | | The generation after the Sahaba is known as the Taba'een or "followers". |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Sahaba
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| | Sunni view of the Sahaba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | To not mentioning the faults of the Sahaba is one of the doctrines the Sunnis have. | | | Sunnis believe that someone that curses the Sahaba goes outside of Islam and will eventually go to Hell.Shia's belief is also the same but for 'only' those Sahabas who considered to be true Sahabas by Prophet Mohammed(PBUH)himself and not for those Sahabas who were evicted out of the meetings/gatherings by the Prophet himself. | | | Not mentioning the faults of the Sahaba (Sunni doctrine) |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunni_ranking_of_the_Sahaba
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| | Loyalty to Ali is regarded as same as loyalty to God, and antagonizing him is as same as antagonizing God. | | | The most honorable Sahaba, who had showed honesty to God, are dignified people who had been decided, by God, as decent. | | | You decided that the revilers at Sahaba are miscreant whom should be not shared in a food or a drink, and that the ritual funeral prayer should not be offered to their souls. |
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| | Sahaba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Sahaba - Companions of the Prophet gives some detailed information about some Sahaba. | | | Why are Sahaba the most successful An online video lecture by Shaykh Sayyed Muhammad bin Yahya Al-Husayni Al-Ninowy | | | Companions of the Prophet - the Sahabah provides extensive information about the lives of some Sahaba. |
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| | Shi'a Real Ahl al-Sunnah |
| | The subject of criticizing the sahaba used to be confined, during the first centuries, to those who were deeply immersed in knowledge, especially Mu`tazilite scholars who were preceded in going in such a direction by the heads of the Shi`as and by the leaders who were enthusiastically supporting the Progeny of Muhammad. | | | Among the sahaba are those who are divinely protected against sinning, such as the Imams who were blessed to be in the company of the one who introduced the Shari`a. | | | Thereupon, the issue of criticizing the sahaba is the child-birth of following Muhammad's Progeny. |
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| | Answering-Ansar.org :: Cursing Sahaba; Shari'i penalty |
| | For groups such as SSP all is perfectly legitimate since the elimination of those that curse the Sahaba is a religious duty. | | | Shari'i Penalty of Cursing Sahaba according to Sunnah of Rasul'Allah[saww] | | | It is an effective deterrent mechanism aimed at reverts who might be more rational / willing to talk to the Shi'a (this method frightens confused / unsure reverts away from the truth). |
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http://www.answering-ansar.org/answers/cursing_sahaba/en/index.php
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| | Sahaba the Blessed - AhlulBayt Discussion Forum |
| | Sahaba the blessed, is what the brother said "a nice fiction", the true sahabas are the ones which followed the ahluBayt the others were agents of Abu sufyan, who accepted Islam when he was sure that Islam will be victorious in taking over Kaba, he never really accepted Islam from his heart. | | | He was instrumental in crearting all kinds of problems for our Prophet(BEOH) and his son Ma'wiaya created problems for Imam Ali, and Ma'wiaya son Yazid created problems and eventually killed Imam Hussain and many other members of the prophet's (PBOH) family at Karbala. |
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| | Hearts of the Sahaba |
| | There were 124,000 Sahaba who sat with the Prophet and learned his traditions, but only 10 or 15 were qualified to make fatwa. | | | During the third and fourth centuries, the era of the Sahaba and the Tabi'een (Successors), Muslims were able to effect dynamic changes.There must be something wrong with us today if we cannot do the same. | | | Prophet Muhammad (s) brought that power for the whole Ummah. |
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http://www.naqshbandi.org/suhba/heartsofSahaba.htm
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| | Shi'a Real Ahl al-Sunnah |
| | There are among the sahaba those who exerted ijtihad of their own and were accurate: these include Ali and those who follow his line. | | | Twelfth Class includes the youths and children of the sahaba who were born during the life-time of the Prophet such as Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr... | | | He is respected proportionately according to the length of time he accompanied the Prophet."[282] In his book Al-Isaba fi Tamyiz al-Sahaba, Ibn Hajar says, "Anyone who quotes one single hadith of the Prophet or even one word, or who has seen him and is a believer in him, is a sahabi. |
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| | Shia News Asia Sipah e Sahaba or Sipah e Yazeed? |
| | Sipah e Sahaba follows the traditions of Yazeed bin Muaweyah (L) who massacred the holy family of Prophet Muhammad (pbuhandhp). | | | While attacking the shrine of Hazrat ShahJahan Mahmood (RA) who is a descendant of the holy Prophet (pbuhandhp), Sipah e Sahaba showed no respect for the holy names of Allah (swt) and Prophet Muhammad (pbuhandhp). | | | The Sipah e Sahaba and their strong relations with the Holy Quran are similar to those of their spiritual fathers, Abu Sufyan, Muaweyah and Yazeed (Lanat Ullah e Ajmaeen) |
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| | Shi'a Real Ahl al-Sunnah |
| | The statement of those who claim that there are no hypocrites among the sahaba is completely worthless when we come to know that the definition of a sahabi is the one we have already discussed above, that is, anyone who saw and believed in the Messenger of Allah, whether he met him or not. | | | The summary of this chapter is that the Shi`as, followers of the creed of Ahl al-Bayt, place the sahaba in perspective; they pray Allah to be pleased with the righteous among them, and they dissociate themselves from the hypocrites and the sinners, the enemies of Allah and His Messenger, from them. | | | On the contrary, there are many Qur'anic verses which deny the justice of the sahaba, which reveal their secrets, and which expose their hypocrisy. |
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| | Definition of a Sahaba - AhlulBayt Discussion Forum |
| | Every Prophet had their sahaba both good and bad, nevertheless, if they were good then we praise them, otherwise we curse them (not publicly ofcourse). | | | As for Mawla, some sunnis acknowledge it meant master, but Amir al-Mu'mineen (as) was too young to handle the burden of the muslims, being only in his early thirties, they say he couldn't have been able to lead, so abu bakr forsaw (what the Prophet and Allah couldn't), so he took the calipha... | | | I read somewhere that the declaration was made because some people were mad at Imam Ali (as) and that the Prophet of Allah (saas) wanted to prevent future conflicts, so to distill animosity, he called the Imam a "friend." but I've never seen proof for this assertion. |
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| | KAMIL POSSESSES THE ABILITY TO CONTROL KAIFIYAT The kamil |
| | But here /referring to, the Sahaba) were men (a reference to their great courage and capacity to bear themselves during spiritual/ experiences of elevation). | | | If they had to wail and tear their garments as much as they could, all would be slight in the face of this momentous event, Nevertheless, they all showed superb restraint and control. | | | Who could be on a higher pedestal of spiritual perfection and illumination than the Sahaba Kiraam? |
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http://www12.brinkster.com/thanvislam/042404/kamil_possesses_the_ability_to_c.htm
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| | The Views of Ahlus Sunnah towards the Sahaba |
| | Their argument is that the Sahaba gave priority to Uthman over Ali on theground that the narratives transmitted abnout the quallities and virtues of Ali are too many. | | | They give the third position to Uthman (Ral), and the fourth to Ali (Ral), as if proved by the traditions, and as the Sahaba had unanimously agreed at the time of offering Bai'ah (oath of loyalty) to Uthman (Ral). | | | The supplications have been invoked by those who came after them and followed them sincerely. |
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| | Islamic Voice |
| | The Sahaba (Radhiallaahu Anhum) are that eminent group of people concerning whom Allah Taala has declared His eternal blessings in the indomitable words of the Qur’an. | | | We have to understand that, on both sides there were eminent Sahaba, all of whom motivated by a sincere belief of the truth of their cause. | | | Imitate their characters and follow their way of life, for I swear on oath by the Lord of the Ka’bah; the companions of Muhammad (Sallallaahu Alayhi Wasallam) were truly on the straight path.” (Hilya). |
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| | The Quranic Truth about the Prophet's Sahaba (Companions) |
| | While some (minority) of the "Sahaba" were honored in the Quran for their stand beside the Prophet Muhammed and their supporting of him, the majority were not that fortunate, and they were given the right description by God Almighty in the Quran. | | | The idolatry with these "Sahabas" that we witness among the traditional Muslims is just another reflection of their distance from the book of God, the ultimate truth, the Quran. | | | As we can see, God was pleased with these "Sahabas" for what they did at that time, supporting the Prophet and standing with him against the aggressors. |
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| | Ummah.com - The Sahaba and fallibility |
| | The 4 closest and most mentioned Sahabas (Companions) Omar, Ali, Abu Bakr and Othman were pillars of fairness, knowledge, strength, piety, sacrifice, selflessness...... | | | I would say that, out of the 3 Abramic religions, it is Islam that urges its followers to challenge and think the most. | | | The conflict between Shiaa and Sunni's is not about the Sahaba, its About Ali (ra) specifically. |
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| | It is necessary to follow all of the Sahaba in the tenets to be believed, for there is no difference among them in the things to be believed. | | | 24- In the translation of Mawahib-i ladunniyya and in Mirat-i kainat the glory of the Sahaba is explained. | | | To slander the Sahaba means to slander Allahu ta'ala's Prophet "sall-Allahu 'alaihi wa sallam'. |
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| | Those who ask about al-Hakam ibn Abi al-`As and Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr as if their religion depended on it would do well to ponder the saying: A mark of Divine anger is when Allah makes someone busy with what is of no benefit. | | | Thus Ibn Qaani`, Ibn `Abd al-Barr and Ibn Hajar include Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr among the Sahaba respectively in Mu`jam al-Sahaba, al-Isti`ab and al-Isaba. | | | - the status of the Sahaba as hadith narrators |
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| | FIRST VOLUME, 59th LETTER |
| | That is, they manifested that there is ijma'i ummat on the fact that he is the highest of the Sahaba. | | | The savants of the Ahl as-sunnat "rahmat-Allahi ta'ala 'alaihim ajmain' stated that, "The Sahaba "alaihimurridwan' unanimously said that the highest of them was Hadrat Abu Bakr-i Siddiq. | | | These words show that the Sahaba agreed on the fact that Hadrat Abu Bakr-i Siddiq was the highest of them. |
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http://www.hizmetbooks.org/Endless_Bliss_second_Fascicle/bliss2-28.html
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| | How Did You Accept Islam? by Yahiya Emerick |
| | Is it any wonder that the Blessed Prophet advised us to follow the example of his Sahaba and even Allah, Himself, praises the Sahaba in many places in the Qur'an. | | | After reading one or all of these books, choose ten Sahaba which you feel most drawn towards and then accept this further challenge. | | | Then our children will look to the real giants of history as their heroes and born Muslims can get a sense of pride in their way of life that goes beyond, far beyond what stories those of us converts of today can tell. |
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| | Shi'a Real Ahl al-Sunnah |
| | [47] This is the greatest evidence testifying to the fact that all the sahaba, had they lived in Medina or in the rest of Muslim lands, had in their possession books in which they compiled sacred ahadith of the Prophet which they had recorded during the Prophet's lifetime. | | | Undoubtedly, there were among the sahaba those who could write the Prophet's traditions and whom Abu Hurayra did not mention because they were not famous for being so prolific. | | | Strange, by Allah, is the case of those who accept one hundred thousand traditions narrated by Abu Hurayra who did not accompany the Prophet except for three years, the illiterate that he was, while claiming that Ali was the gate of the city of knowledge from whom the sahaba learned various branches of knowledge. |
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| | Cursing The Sahabas - www.sdol.org |
| | If the Sahabas can err and perform evil and harsh deeds, disobeying Allah, cursing them is no harm. | | | Allah hath promised the Hypocrites men and women, and the rejecters, of Faith, the fire of Hell: Therein shall they dwell: Sufficient is it for them: for them is the curse of Allah, and an enduring punishment,- | | | He replied: No, as long as they say their prayers. |
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| | Sahaba Encyclopedia Vers 1.0 CD1 & CD2 |
| | my contemporaries or Sahaba), and then those who will follow them", and for the sake of meeting the need of Muslims to learn about those who shouldered the trust of the religion of Islam, Harf Information Technology undertook the responsibility of presenting a comprehensive encyclopedia of the companions of the Messenger (peace be upon him). |
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| | Q & A: Benedictions and Beliefs |
| | Similarly, Allah Ta'ala is happy with both, all the prophets and all the Sahaba (Radhiallaahu Anhum). | | | Allah's salaam and peace is upon both, all the prophets and all the Sahaba (Radhiallaahu Anhum). | | | Generally, the Shi'as adopt the terminology alayhis salaam for Syedna Ali, radi-Allahu anhu. |
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| | Taqwa'ul Islam - Online Islamic Magazine |
| | This was the understanding and practice of the Sahaba and they were the best of group, the noblest in the sight of Allah (swt) with the most complete Imaan and noblest of characters. | | | This includes Asmaa (Radhiallaahu Ánha) the daughter of Abu Bakr, who is supposed to have narrated this hadith. | | | An other thing that shows the weakness of this hadith is that after the ayah for hijab (Surah Al-Ahzaab — Verse #59) was revealed then the women of Sahaba wore a complete veil and covered the faces and hands. |
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| | Importance of Hifz |
| | He also says that there were numerous Sahaba y who had memorized the whole Quran but were not mentioned in the Traditions. | | | Some of Sahaba that were Muftis and Huffaz were: Hadrat Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Abdullah ibn Abbas, Abdullah ibn Umar, Abu Hurairah, Zaid bin Thabit, Abu Mu'sa Ashari, Abdullah ibn Masu'd, Ubay ibn Ka'b and Hadrat Ayesha y | | | One of the apparent reasons is that the Quran is the first source from which Islamic Law (Shariah) is derived, the other sources being Hadith, Consensus (Ijma), and Analogy (Qiyaas). |
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| | HizmetBooks |
| | One who brings forth something which is not approved by Islam becomes a man of bidat.' Shafi'i alim Ahmad Shihab ad-din Kalyubi al-Misri wrote on the fourth volume of his marginalia to the book Kanz ar-raghibin: 'One who departs from what Abu 'l-Hasan al-Ashari and Abu Mansur al-Maturidi reported is not Sunni. | | | Which is that?' He declared, 'They are those who follow my and my Sahaba's path.' This hadith ash-Sharif was reported from 'Abdullah ibn 'Umar (radi-Allahu 'anh). | | | To reform the madhhab, ethics and education.' To understand their beliefs better, it was necessary to study their books. |
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http://www.hizmetbooks.org/Religion_Reformers_in_Islam/ref-58.htm
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| | Imam-ul-A’zam Abu Hanifa, The Theologian |
| | The same is reported by Sibt ibn al-Jawzi upon the authority of Dhakir ibn Kamil from Abu `Ali al-Haddad from his book al-Intisar wa’l-Tarjih. | | | The following are some of the Ahadith believed to be reported by the Imam directly from the Sahaba. | | | Furthermore, Abu Nu`aim al-Asfahani mentioned among the Sahaba, whom Abu Hanifa saw, Anas, Abdullah ibn al-Harith, and Ibn Abi Awfa. |
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| | :: netmuslims.com :: - Home |
| | The Sahaba were the companions of the Prophet (SAW)! | | | They were some of the most knowledgeable in Islam because they learned from the Prophet (SAW)himself, and taught each other what they learnt, and from there taught everyone else. |
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http://www.netmuslims.com
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| | Our History |
| | This verse is rather weighty on your sahaba. | | | This is the very “crime” upon which Shia Muslims base their belief that after the death of the Prophet, except for the few sahaba who did not pledge to Abu Bakr, the rest all became apostates! | | | 2) The Prophet’s and the sahaba’s lives were lived according to the Quran. |
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| | The Peace Encyclopedia: Jihad |
| | Al these collectively will assure you that from the time of the Prophet to the present day one injunction only has been continuously and uninterruptedly operative and that no room whatever remains to suggest that perhaps the punishment of the apostate is not execution. | | | The expositions of the Prophet, the Rightly-Guided Caliphs (Khulafa'-i Rashidun), the great Companions (Sahaba) of the Prophet, their Followers (Tabi'un), the leaders among the mujtahids and, following them, the doctors of the shari'ah of every century are available on record. |
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| | IslamicInterlink.com: The Prophet's Companions (Sahaba) |
| | From the Alim package; biographies of some of the Sahaba (companions) of the Prophet (SAW) | | | Archives of a weekly program on IANA Radionet featuring the lives of the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) |
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http://www.islamicinterlink.com/subject/sahaba.html
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| | Faqir Publications - Publishers of Islamic Texts |
| | The Lofty Rank of the Sahaba (ra) in the Quran | | | The Third Source of Knowlegde: Practice of the Sahaba (ra) and Consensus of the Ummah | | | Ijtihad by the Sahaba in the Prophet's (saw) Time |
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| | Shia News Articles: Education Some beliefs of the Sipah e Sahaba and Lashkar e Jhangavi |
| | No wonder the Sipah e Sahaba and the Lashkar e Jhangavi believe in a different prophet i.e. | | | Now you decide if the Deobandi beliefs of these filthy offsprings of Hinda have anything to do with Islam. | | | But nothing but truth comes out of the mouths of the Deobandi sons of Hinda, especially their prophet Ashraf Ali Thanvi, Sipah e Sahaba and Lashkar e Jhangavi |
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| | Garden of the Sahaba Curriculum |
| | Thus, in line with its vision Garden of the Sahaba Academy recognizes the importance of raising and empowering generations of young Muslims to become strong believers who seek excellence in all their endeavors. | | | Islam encourages Muslims to learn and seek knowledge. | | | Garden of the Sahaba Academy School offers an Islamic and regular academic educational environment based on the knowledge of the holy Qur'an, the Sunnah, and the national and state academic standards. |
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| | To explore and understand the people who learned from the Prophet Muhammad (p) directly and lived and worked in the cause of Islam during that first blessed era. | | | Those who were closest to the Prophet (p) from the first days in Mecca such as Khadijah, Abu Bakr, Fatimah and Bilal. | | | The Sahaba can be classified into these three levels: |
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| | Sahaba |
| | The companions of the Prophet Muhammad who accompanied him on his seventy-two campaigns, and to some of whom he promised paradise. | | | Article "Sahaba" created on 24 April 2000; last modified on 25 April 2000 (Revision 2). |
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| | Tafsir by sahaba |
| | Next, after explanation of the Qur'an by the Qur'an and of the Qur'an by the Prophet himself, ranks the explanation of the Qur'an by the sahaba. | | | Among them, the following were best known for their knowledge of and contribution to the field of tafsir: Abu Bakr, 'Umar, 'Uthman, 'All (not much has been reported from them), Ibn Mas'ud, Ibn 'Abbas, 'Ubay b. |
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| | About those who attack the Sahaba |
| | Those who Attack the Sahaba (Companions of the Prophet - Sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam) | | | Excerpts from al-Qadi `Iyad said in his book al-Shifa' fi ma`rifat huquq al-Mustafa (The Healing consisting in the knowledge of the Prophet's Rights): |
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| | Kalimah in Ahmadiyyat |
| | After a lot of efforts and jugglery of words, somehow Mirza made his followers swallow the idea that he is Holy Prophet Reincarnated. | | | "Thus he who enters my Jama'at, acually has entered the SAHABA of my Master Holy Prophet (pbuh)." | | | His family assumed the title of AHLE BAIT, his followers became SAHABA, his followers started addressing his wife as UMM-ul-Mo'MINEEN and so on. |
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| | Concerning Claim Made About The Sahaba (Mawlid) |
| | This is a statement with which the Companions no doubt will take issue against Brother Lashay on Qiyama, given (a) their knowledge that the Prophet | | | Regarding the following claim made about the Sahaba: |
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| | Procrastination: Good Riddance? |
| | it is a fact and faith of us (Sunnis) that Sahaba Kiram (Companions of hazrat Muhammad PBUH) are the persons who sacrificed their all for Allah, Prophet and islam. | | | I believe that movements such as Sipah e Sahaba a.k.a Milat e Islamia are movements that are devoted to the defense of Sunni Muslims, who represent 95% of Muslims worldwide (tell that to the Shias). | | | I think the economy is definitely part of the problem but not the only one. |
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| | Beautiful Islam: Sahaba Quiz |
| | How well do you know the Noble Sahaba (ra)? | | | Interesting Facts Relating to the Beloved Wives of Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) - |
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| | Sahaba.net :: Stories of the Companions |
| | The ones who told you are the ones who told me | | | PHP-Nuke comes with absolutely no warranty, for details, see the | | | [ Sense of Humour of the Sahaba ] |
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| | Classification Of The Sahaba As Posited By AlHakam In His AlMustedrak | | | Examples Of Contradiction Between The Holy Quran And The Sahaba's Ultimate Decency Conception | | | Punition of Dissents of the Sahaba's Ultimate Decency Conception |
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