Umm Khalil
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Masha Allah!! Very beneficial and informative thread! I had a great time reading (and of course learnt something too al-hamdulillah!)
Jazak Allah khayr!
Jazak Allah khayr!
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1)he fought with the prophet's
sword in the battle of badr.
2)he used to wear a red head band.
3)almost attack abu sufyan's wife,while she was singing war songs.
1)he fought with the prophet's
sword in the battle of badr.2)he used to wear a red head band.
3)almost attack abu sufyan's wife,while she was singing war songs.
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Abu Dujaanah?
Abu Dujaanah?
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correct akhiyour turn.
yeah read about that in a children tales bookit said it happened in the battle of badr,she was singing along 14 or 15 other women for their men to boost their spirits when hadhrat Abu dujaanah attack but stopped when she screamed coz he thought it was against the respect of the prophet sword to strike a women with it!!
your turn.^ Yes Abu Dujaanah, the one who fulfilled the rights of the sword of Rasulullaah
Lol I didn't know that, Jazakillaah khayr.
Wa-salaam
yeah read about that in a children tales book
it said it happened in the battle of badr,she was singing along 14 or 15 other women for their men to boost their spirits when hadhrat Abu dujaanah attack but stopped when she screamed coz he thought it was against the respect of the prophet sword to strike a women with it!!
As-salaamu `alaykum warahmatullaah
Sorry guys, I forgot the rule of this game required me to post three questions if I get it right, so that I will.
1) He accepted Islaam at the age of eighteen.
2) He was of those despatched to Yemen for calling to Islaam.
3) When he heard that plague was described by the Messenger of Allaah (sall Allaahu `alayhi wasallam) as 'a cause of death for the righteous amongst you', he supplicated, "O Allaah! Grant the offspring of *Fulaan* an abundant share of it."
Where *Fulaan* is the name of this particular companion.
Sorry guys, I forgot the rule of this game required me to post three questions if I get it right, so that I will.
1) He accepted Islaam at the age of eighteen.
2) He was of those despatched to Yemen for calling to Islaam.
3) When he heard that plague was described by the Messenger of Allaah (sall Allaahu `alayhi wasallam) as 'a cause of death for the righteous amongst you', he supplicated, "O Allaah! Grant the offspring of *Fulaan* an abundant share of it."
Where *Fulaan* is the name of this particular companion.
As-salaamu` alaykum
The answer is Mu`âdh Ibn Jabal rahimahullâh.
The answer is Mu`âdh Ibn Jabal rahimahullâh.
Oh no ..this Sahaabi is commonly known. I cannot say I exhausted all efforts in figuring this out, I would be reminded of the clues often when I logged in, yet knew I had no time to find out. An annoying combination.
JazakAllaah khayr. You have the option to take the next go, or leave it open game for whoever wants to post the next set of clues.
Wa-salaam
:salam2:
I know right! I was quite shocked when I saw the answer thinking, "I should have been able to find that!" ... I think on my part, although I looked it up a bit -- I had misdirected efforts. For some reason since I'd never heard of that last hadeeth I had it in my mind it had to be some obscure Sahaabah I don't know yet.
Wa`alaykum us-salaam warahmatullaah
Been there, done that. It just shows how little we actually know about our Sahaabah. And by 'we' I mean of course 'me' above anyone. Anyway, Mu`adh's du`aa was answered and he died after his offspring. Rahimahumullaah!
Someone else may go, as I won't have time until tomorrow night to think of someone lol.
Assalamu'alaykum,
- She (radiAllaah anha) was one of the noble wives of Rasulullaah (s)
- She once saw Rasulullaah's (s) face pale and distressed, so she jokingly commented "Oh Messenger of Allaah! I prayed behind you yesterday and you prolonged the prostration so long, that I felt I might have a nose-bleed!" And the Prophet (s) laughed at this until his molars were visible and his distressed look went away.
- She died during the Khilafah of 'Umar ibn al Khattab radiAllaah anhu.
Not too difficult I hope.
- She (radiAllaah anha) was one of the noble wives of Rasulullaah (s)
- She once saw Rasulullaah's (s) face pale and distressed, so she jokingly commented "Oh Messenger of Allaah! I prayed behind you yesterday and you prolonged the prostration so long, that I felt I might have a nose-bleed!" And the Prophet (s) laughed at this until his molars were visible and his distressed look went away.
- She died during the Khilafah of 'Umar ibn al Khattab radiAllaah anhu.
Not too difficult I hope.
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:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu....
ZAINAB BINT JAHSH???
ZAINAB BINT JAHSH???
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has to be her or Hadrat Zainab since both died in hadhrat Omer's time...orr i'm very wrong!!
Yes! Nice one samiha ..sister Seeking Allah's Mercy, good try anyway.
Sawdah bint Zam'ah (r) was known for her light hearted sense of humour.
Wa-alaykum salaam wa rahmatullaah wa barakatuhuh
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Qul HuwaAllahu Ahud!
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I think I rather like being the one to find the answer - rather then the questions! But here they are, I hope they're not too confusing:
- He radi'Allaahu anhu was one of four people about whom the Prophet sallaallahu 'alayhi wa sallam told his companions he considered to be above being associated with shirk and would like to accept Islaam
- Because of a promise to the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam this Sahabi refused to take anything of the Bayt al Maal during the caliphate of both Abu Bakr and 'Umar radiAllaahu anhum
- Although he was close to the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam he did not accept Islaam until after the conquest of Makkah - during which time the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam declared that anyone within his house would be safe
Honestly, it's like you look for things which wouldn't be too obvious - even though some of the most beautiful things are in the obvious. SubhanAllaah... and everything felt too easy ...
I think I rather like being the one to find the answer - rather then the questions! But here they are, I hope they're not too confusing:
- He radi'Allaahu anhu was one of four people about whom the Prophet sallaallahu 'alayhi wa sallam told his companions he considered to be above being associated with shirk and would like to accept Islaam
- Because of a promise to the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam this Sahabi refused to take anything of the Bayt al Maal during the caliphate of both Abu Bakr and 'Umar radiAllaahu anhum
- Although he was close to the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam he did not accept Islaam until after the conquest of Makkah - during which time the Prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam declared that anyone within his house would be safe
Honestly, it's like you look for things which wouldn't be too obvious - even though some of the most beautiful things are in the obvious. SubhanAllaah... and everything felt too easy ...
Seeking Allah's Mercy
Qul HuwaAllahu Ahud!
:salam2:wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuhu...
Hakim ibn hizam
Hakim ibn hizam
:salam2:
Yep MashaAllaah that was quick! Your turn ukht (Although to be absolutely technical, in most places I've seen the name spelled Hakim ibn Hazm / Hakeem ibn Hazm although a few places have otherwise, I don't know why!)
Edit: upon further looking up, now I'm confused if they are different or the same? Could someone clarify for me? Because although I've read it said that Hakim ibn Hazm was the only one born inside the Ka'bah ... a narration from Imam Muslim says that Hakim ibn Hizam was born inside the Ka'bah and lived for 120 years. This may be a mistake on my part.
lol... I changed the last clue, so therefore until further notice - it is actually Hakim ibn Hazm radiAllaahu anhu
But please go ahead, since I think this is partially my mistake of confusion SubhanAllaah
Yep MashaAllaah that was quick! Your turn ukht (Although to be absolutely technical, in most places I've seen the name spelled Hakim ibn Hazm / Hakeem ibn Hazm although a few places have otherwise, I don't know why!)
Edit: upon further looking up, now I'm confused if they are different or the same? Could someone clarify for me? Because although I've read it said that Hakim ibn Hazm was the only one born inside the Ka'bah ... a narration from Imam Muslim says that Hakim ibn Hizam was born inside the Ka'bah and lived for 120 years. This may be a mistake on my part.
lol... I changed the last clue, so therefore until further notice - it is actually Hakim ibn Hazm radiAllaahu anhu
But please go ahead, since I think this is partially my mistake of confusion SubhanAllaah