How come the news to you about this great tabi’in? A young man collected on him praised from all sides, none of his praise escaped him. His father was Muhammad bin Abu Bakr ash-Shidiq, his mother was the daughter of Yazdajir, the last Persian king. Whereas his father’s aunt was Aisha, the First Mother of … Continue reading Tabi’in: Al-Qasim bin Muhammad bin Abu Bakr ash-Siddiq
That year, the history of the Persian empire was over. Yazdajird, the last emperor of Persi died in exile, while all property, soldiers and courtiers became prisoners of the Muslims. All of them were transported to Madinah al-Munawarah. The victory of the Muslims produced a large number of prisoners, from a respectable circle and never … Continue reading Tabi’in: Zainul Abidin Ali ibn Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Talib
News spread throughout the Arabian Peninsula that the Prophet sallallaahu aih alaihi wa sallam got sick after he returned from Hajj Wada. Satan also provoked Aswad al-Ansi to return to disbelief after his faith. And so he said about God with lies. He claimed to his people as a prophet sent by Allah Subhanahu wa … Continue reading Islamic figures: Abu Muslim al-Khaulani, Abdullah bin Tsuwab
We enter the era of the Caliphate of al-Faruq Umar bin Khathab. The time when Medina was abundant with the results of the Ghanimah obtained by the Muslims from the treasures of the last Persian Emperor, Yazdajurd. There were crowns studded with gems, shawls made of pearls, as well as gold swords encrusted with jewels … Continue reading Salim bin Abdullah bin Umar bin Khathab, Umar’s Grandson
The son of Umar bin Khathhab is many, but the one who most closely resembles him is Abdullah. Abdullah bin Umar also had many children, even more than his father’s children, and the most similar to Abdullah was Salim. Let us continue the story of the life of Ibn Abdullah, al-Faruq’s grandson, Umar bin Khaththab, … Continue reading Salim bin Abdullah bin Umar bin Khathab, an Alim who practices his knowledge
An English poet, Southy, wrote about Islamic forces invading mainland Europe after taking control of Russia, he said: “There are countless numbers of troops, some from the tribes of Barbarian, Roman, Persian, Qibti, Tartar, … all gathered under one banner, united by the great commander. His strength is strong, his enthusiasm stirs like fire and … Continue reading Islamic Hero – Abdurrahman al-Ghafiqi, Hero of War at Balath Shuhada
Rufai bin Mihraan, nicknamed Abu al-Aliyah, included clerics among Muslim clerics, figures among memorizing figures of the Qur’an and Muhadditsin (hadith experts). He included tabi’in who knew the most about the Kitabullah, most understood the hadith of the Prophet sallallaahu ‘alaihi wa sallam, at most the level of his understanding of the Koran al-Aziz and … Continue reading Tabi’in: Rufai bin Mihran, Abu al-Aliyah
At that time, the city of Damascus was smiling sweetly welcoming the arrival of spring. Proud of the fertility of the land and its beautiful gardens. That day Amir al-mu’minin Muawiyah ibn Abi Sufyan was preparing to receive envoys in the palace. When the first opportunity was opened, Umul Hakam bint Abi Sufyan immediately took … Continue reading The Story of Islamic Leaders – Ahnaf bin Qais, Leader of Banu Tamim
We entered the early period of khilafah Umar bin Khaththab. The moment when the heroes and figures of Ahnaf bin Qais, namely Banu Tamim, competed to spur their mighty horses with their drawn swords glittering. From his houses in Ahsa and Najd they went out to Basra, to join the Muslim forces who had gathered … Continue reading Tabiin: Ahnaf bin Qais, Studying with Umar al-Faruq
One time Abu Hanifah met Imam Malik who was sitting with several of his friends. After Abu Hanifah came out, Imam Malik turned to them and said, “Do you know who he is?” They replied, “No.” He said, “He is Nu’man bin Thabit, who if said that the pillar of the mosque was golden, he … Continue reading Imam Abu Hanifah An-Nu’man, Proof of Smart and Intelligence
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