+ GMT STO

See Makkah Clock

  [Pacific Sighting]

Searching EsinIslam بحث موقع

Yahoo Google Bing Ask

 

Home | Explore | Broadcasters | Media | Donations | About Us | Contact | Fatwa | Our Sheikh

 
 

Stories Of The Companions :: قصص الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم

 

 

Save

Back   Last Subject Menu   Forward


Stories Of The Companions :: قصص الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم  -- 'Abbaad Ibn Bishr | ‘Abdullah Ibn ‘Abbaas | ‘Abdullah Ibn 'Amr Ibn Al-'Aas | 'Abdullah ibn Hudhafah as-Sahmi | 'Abdullah ibn Jahsh | 'Abdullah Ibn Mas'uud | 'Abdullah Ibn Rawaahah | 'Abdullah Ibn Sailam | 'Abdallah Ibn 'Umar | 'Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum | 'Abdullah Ibn Az-Zubair | 'Abd Ar- Rahman Ibn Abi Bakr | 'Abd Ar-Rahman Ibn 'Awf | Abu Ad-Dardaa | Abu Ayuub Al-Ansaariy | Abu Dhar Al-Ghifaariy | Abu Jabir Abdallah bin Amr bin Hiram | Abu Hurairah | Abu-l Aas ibn ar-Rabiah | Abu Muusaa Al-Ash'ariy | Abu Sufyaan Ibn Al-Haarith | Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah | 'Adiyy ibn Hatim | 'Aishah bint Abi Bakr | Al-'Abbaas Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Al-Baraa' Ibn Maalik | Al-Miqdaad Ibn 'Amr | 'Ammaar Ibn Yaasir | 'Amr Ibn Al -'Aas | 'Amr Ibn Al-Jamuuh | An-Nuayman ibn Amr | An-Numan ibn Muqarrin | Asmaa bint Abu Bakr | At-Tufail Ibn 'Amr Ad-Dawsiy | Az-Zubair Ibn Al-'Awaam | Barakah | Bilaal Ibn Rabaah | Fatimah bint Muhammad | Fayruz ad-Daylami | Hakim ibn Hazm | Hamzah Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Hudhaifah Ibn Al-Yamaan | Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl | Ja'far Ibn Abi Taalib | Julaybib | Habib Ibn Zaid | Khabbab ibn al-Arat | Khaalid Ibn Al-Waliid | Khaalid Ibn Sa'iid | Khubaib Ibn 'Adiy | Mi'aadh Ibn Jabal | Muhammad ibn Maslamah | Mus'ab Ibn 'Umair | Nuaym ibn Masud | Rabiah ibn Kab | Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan | Rumaysa bint Milhan | Qais Ibn Sad Ibn Ubaadah | Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqaas | Sa'd Ibn Mitaadh | Sa'd Ibn 'Ubaadah | Sa'iid Ibn Aamir | Sa'iid ibn Zayd | Saalim Mawlaa Abi Hudhaifah | Salamah Ibn Al-Akwa' | Salmaan Al-Faarisiy | Suhayb ar-Rumi | Suhayb Ibn Sinaan | Suhayl Ibn'Amr | Talhah Ibn - Ubaid Allah | Thaabit Ibn Qais | Thumamah ibn Uthal | 'Ubaadah Ibn As-Saamit | Ubaiy Ibn Ka'b | Umair Ibn Sa'd | Umair Ibn Wahb | 'Umraan Ibn Husain | Umm Salamah | Uqbah ibn Aamir | Usaamah Ibn Zaid | Usaid Ibn Hudair | 'Utbah Ibn Ghazwaan | 'Uthmaan Ibn Madh'uun | Zayd al-Khayr | Zayd Ibn Al-Khattaab | Zayd Ibn Haarithah | Zayd Ibn Thaabit

‘Abdullah Ibn ‘Abbaas

The Scholar of This Nation!

Ibn ‘Abbaas was similar to Ibn Az-Zubair in that both experienced the Prophetic era while still children. The Prophet (PBUH) died before Ibn ‘Abbaas had reached manhood. He had also been granted, while still very young, all the basic materials of manliness and the principles of life by the Prophet (PBUH), who liked him most, praised him, and taught him pure wisdom.

Due to his firm belief, gentleness, good character, and the richness of his knowledge, he was able to occupy a very high rank among the men around the Prophet (PBUH).

He was the son of Al-'Abbaas Ibn 'Abd Al-Mutlalib Ibn Haashim, the Prophet's uncle. His epithet was "The Nation's Scholar". He deserved the title and position due to his vast knowledge, the enlightenment of his mind, and his versatility.

Ibn "Abbaas came to knowledge at a very early age, a knowledge which increased as days went by. That is because the Prophet (PBUH) was always drawing ‘Abd Allah close to him, patting his shoulders and asking Allah, "O Allah, bless him with the full knowledge of the religion and interpretation of the Holy Qur'aan."

The Prophet (PBUH) repeated the same prayer for his cousin ‘Abd Allah in various situations. In this way ‘Abd Allah Ibn ‘Abbaas realized that he had been created to acquire knowledge, and his intellectual capabilities inclined strongly in that direction.
Although his age did not exceed 13 when the Prophet (PBUH) died, he had not spent his childhood in vain. He had attended the Prophet's assemblies and learned his words by heart.

When the Prophet (PBUH) died, he was eager to leam from the Companions what he had failed to hear or learn from the Prophet (PBUH) himself.

He turned into a continuous question mark. Whenever he heard that someone had acquired wisdom or learned a hadiith by heart, he hurried to leam it from him. His bright ambitious mind forced him to examine all that came to his ears.

He was not just concerned with gathering information, but with examining it and its sources. He once said about himself, "If I wanted to know something about an issue I would ask 30 Companions."

He drew a picture demonstrating his concern to reach truth and knowledge: When the Prophet (PBUH) died, I said to one of the Angaar youth, "Let's go to the Prophet's Companions to ask them, as they are still numerous." He said, "O Ibn 'Abbaas, how strange you really are! Do you think that people are in need of you while the great Companions are still among them?" The young man dropped the matter, whereas I turned to ask the Prophet's Companions. Whenever I was informed that someone had related a hadiith, I would go to him in the afternoon while he was napping. I put my gown as a pillow under my head in front of his door. The wind scattered the dust over me. When he finished his nap and came out and saw me, he said, "O Prophet's cousin, what is it that brought you here? Why didn't you send for me ?" Then I would say," No, it's you who deserves to be visited." Then I would ask him about the hadiith and leam from him.

In this way our young man went on asking and asking and asking, then examining the answers and discussing them with a curious mind.

Every day his wisdom and knowledge developed until he achieved, while still a youth, the wisdom, patience, and eloquency of the elderly, so much so that the Commander of the Faithful 'Umar (May Allah be pleased with him) was eager to consult with him in every great issue. He called him, "The young leader of the elderly". Ibn ‘Abbaas was once asked, "How could you acquire all that knowledge?" He answered, "By means of a questioning tongue and a reasoning mind." Through his continuously inquiring tongue, his ever-detecting mind, and, moreover, his humility and gentleness, Ibn "Abbaas was to become the nation's scholar.

Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqaas described him in the following words:
I've never seen one with such presence of mind nor more intellectual and milder than Ibn 'Abbaas. I've seen 'Umar (May Allah be pleased with him), although surrounded by those who attended Badr, inviting him to discuss difficult problems. Whenever Ibn ‘Abbaas spoke out his viewpoint,Umar always stuck to it.

‘Ubaid Allah Ibn ‘Utbah once said: I've never seen anyone more knowledgeable in the Prophet's hadiith than Ibn "Abbaas. Neither did I see anyone more knowledgeable during Abu Bakr, 'Umar or 'Uthmaan's caliphates than him; or more accurate in what he says in terms of jurisprudence or more knowledgeable in terms of poems, the Arabic language, Qur'aanic interpretation or religious matters. He divided his time, each day teaching one subject or another, jurisprudence, Qur'aanic interpretation, invasions, poems, and history, each one a different day. I've never seen a scholar listening to him without submitting himself completely to him, nor asking without being impressed by his vast and rich knowledge.

Ibn ^Abbaas, who was appointed governor of Basra during the caliphate of ‘Aliy Ibn Abi Taalib (May Allah be pleased with him) was once described by a Muslim in the following words: He stuck to three matters, and gave up three. He dazzled men's hearts whenever he talked. He was a good listener whenever he was spoken to. He chose the easiest of two matters whenever he was opposed. He gave up hypocrisy. He gave up the companionship of wicked people. He gave up all that is excusable.

His diverse culture and vast,comprehensive knowledge were admirable. He was the skillful, shrewd authority in every field of knowledge: Qur'aanic interpretation, jurisprudence, history, Arabic language and literature. Therefore, he was a recourse for the seeker after truth. People traveled to him in groups from all parts of the Islamic world in order to listen to him and to leam from him.

A Companion who was contemporary with him narrated: I've seen one of Ibn ‘Abbaas's scholastic assemblies. If the whole tribe of the Quraish would have been proud, it would have been enough for their pride. I've seen people gathering in front of his door until the whole path had become so crowded that no one could enter or exit.

I entered, informing him that a great number of people were sitting in front of his door. He asked me to prepare his water for ablution, which he performed, then sat down and said, "Go out to them and invite those interested in Qur'aanic interpretation."

I went out and let them in. They entered, filling the house. They didn't ask about anything without being answered in a satisfactory manner. Then he said to them, " Don't forget your brethren." They went out to allow others to enter. Then he said, "Go out and invite those interested in jurisprudence."

I went out and let them in. They entered, filling the house. They didn't ask about anything without being satisfactorily answered. Then he said, "Don't forget your brethren." They went out to allow others to enter. Then he said, "Go out and invite those interested in religious duties."

I went out and let them in. They entered, filling the house. They didn't ask about anything without being satisfactorily answered.

Then he said, "Don't forget your brethren." They went out to allow others to enter.

Then he said, "Go out and invite those interested in the Arabic language and literature." I went out and let them in. They entered, filling the house. They didn't ask about anything without being satisfactorily answered.

Ibn ‘Abbaas had not only a sharp memory but an extraordinary one, and extreme brilliance and intelligence. His arguments were as dear, bright, and cheerful as sunlight. He would not let his opponent leave until he was not only convinced but, in addition, completely satisfied and pleased with the magnificence of his logic and brilliance of his speech.

In spite of his rich knowledge and effective argument, he never considered his discussion and conversation a battle of intellects in which he could be proud of his vast knowledge and victory over his opponents. On the contrary he considered it a straightforward path to visualize and realize truth.

For a long time his fair and sharp logic had been a source of alarm to the Khawaarij. Once Imam ‘Ally (May Allah be pleased with him) sent him to a large group of the Khawaarij. They had a wonderful discussion, in which he was in control of the talk, arguing in a very admirable way. The following is an extract of that long conversation:

Ibn "Abbaas asked them, "What do you have against ‘Aliy?"

They said, "We are discontent with three matters. First, he let men judge in Allah's religion, whereas Allah said, < . . . surely judging is only for GOD > (6:57).
"Second, he is a murderer. However, he didn't take any captives or war booty. If they had been disbelievers, then their wealth would have been permissible, and if they had been Muslims, then their murder would have been prohibited.
"Third, during the arbitration, he agreed to give up the title 'Commander of the Faithful' in response to his enemies. If he isn't Commander of the Faithful, then he must be Commander of the Disbelievers."

Ibn 'Abbaas began to refute their claims. "As for letting men judge in Allah's religion, what's wrong with that? Allah said, < O you who believe! Do not kill animals of the hunt while you are on the Pilgrimage, and whoever of you kills it intentionally, he shall make recompense the equal of what he has killed from the cattle, which shall be judged by two just men among you > (5: 95). Tell me, by Allah, is letting men judge in sparing the Muslim blood not worthier than letting them judge in the case of compensating a killed rabbit that is worth a quarter of a dirham?"

Their leaders stammered in speech under the pressure of that sarcastic but decisive logic. Then he continued his talk. "As for your claim that he is a murderer who didn't take prisoners or war booty, did you expect him to take 'Aa'ishah, the Prophet's wife and Mother of the Faithful, a prisoner and her belongings as booty?" At that moment their faces went blank out of shame and they tried to cover them with their hands.

Ibn "Abbaas went on to the third claim. "As for your claim that he agreed to give up the title 'Commander of the Faithful' to give arbitration a chance, let me tell you what the Prophet (PBUH) did on the Day of Hudaibiyah. While he was dictating the agreement between him and the Quraish, he said to the scribe, 'Write. This is what the Messenger of Allah agreed upon.' The representative of the Quraish said, 'By Allah, if we believed that you were the Messenger of Allah, we wouldn't have hindered you from entering the Sacred House or fought against you.' The Prophet (PBUH) then said, "Then write. This is what Muhammad Ibn "Abd Allah has agreed upon. By Allah, I'm the Messenger of Allah even if you deny that. Write whatever you like.'"

The discussion between Ibn 'Abbaas and the Khawaarij went on in such a miraculous, magnificent way. The discussion had hardly ended when some 20,000 of the Khawaarij announced their conviction in what was said and announced the end of their oppositon to 'Ally's imamate.

Ibn 'Abbaas not only possessed a great fortune of knowledge but also a greater fortune of manners of knowledge and the knowledgeable. He was a great figure in his generosity. He spent his wealth abundantly for the people's sake with the same willingness with which he shared his knowledge. His contemporaries said, " We've never seen a house more filled with food, drinks, fruits, and knowledge than Ibn 'Abbaas's house."

He possessed a pure soul that never carried any spite. He never tired of wishing all the good for people, those whom he knew and' those whom he did not. He said about himself, "Whenever I recited a verse, I wished that all people had acquired the knowledge I've acquired. Whenever I heard about a just ruler ruling fairly, I was filled with delight and prayed for him, although I did not need him. Whenever I heard about rain falling on Muslim land, I was filled with delight although I did not own any livestock grazing on that land."

He was a devoted repenting worshiper, praying at night and often fasting. No one could miss the stream of tears on his cheek. That is because he cried so much whenever he prayed or recited the Qur'aan. Whenever he read a scolding or threatening verse, or the mention of death and resurrection, his wail and laments grew louder and louder.

In addition, he was honest, brave, and eloquent. He had his own viewpoint and opinions about the dispute between Imam ‘Aliy and Mu'aawiyah, which proved his capacity for stratagem.

He preferred peace to war, kindness to violence, logic to compulsion.

When Al-Hussain (May Allah be pleased with him) intended to go to Iraq to fight Ziyaad and Yaziid, Ibn 'Abbaas did everything he could to prevent him. Afterwards, he was informed about his martyrdom. He felt deep grief and kept indoors.

Whenever a dispute between two Muslims arose, he could always be seen carrying the banner of peace, forgiveness, and tenderness.

It is true that he himself was involved in the battle between ‘Aliy and Mu'aawiyah when he fought on "Ally's side. But he did that because, at the beginning, the war represented a necessary eradication of a movement which was causing a terrible split within the Islamic community, threatening the unity of the faith and of the believers.

As long as he lived he filled the whole world with knowledge and wisdom, spreading among people his scent of piety.

When he reached the age of 71, he was invited to meet Allah. The city of Af-Taa'if witnessed a great scene for a believer who had been promised Paradise. While his body settled safely in its grave, the horizon was shaken by the echo of the truthful divine promise:

["O soul at peace. Return to your Lord, well pleased and well pleasing. Enter you among My servants. And enter into My Paradise!"] (89:27-3O).

 

©  EsinIslam.Com

Links To Sahabah The Companions Of Prophet Muhammad (SAW):

Stories Of The Companions :: قصص الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم  -- 'Abbaad Ibn Bishr | ‘Abdullah Ibn ‘Abbaas | ‘Abdullah Ibn 'Amr Ibn Al-'Aas | 'Abdullah ibn Hudhafah as-Sahmi | 'Abdullah ibn Jahsh | 'Abdullah Ibn Mas'uud | 'Abdullah Ibn Rawaahah | 'Abdullah Ibn Sailam | 'Abdallah Ibn 'Umar | 'Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum | 'Abdullah Ibn Az-Zubair | 'Abd Ar- Rahman Ibn Abi Bakr | 'Abd Ar-Rahman Ibn 'Awf | Abu Ad-Dardaa | Abu Ayuub Al-Ansaariy | Abu Dhar Al-Ghifaariy | Abu Jabir Abdallah bin Amr bin Hiram | Abu Hurairah | Abu-l Aas ibn ar-Rabiah | Abu Muusaa Al-Ash'ariy | Abu Sufyaan Ibn Al-Haarith | Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah | 'Adiyy ibn Hatim | 'Aishah bint Abi Bakr | Al-'Abbaas Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Al-Baraa' Ibn Maalik | Al-Miqdaad Ibn 'Amr | 'Ammaar Ibn Yaasir | 'Amr Ibn Al -'Aas | 'Amr Ibn Al-Jamuuh | An-Nuayman ibn Amr | An-Numan ibn Muqarrin | Asmaa bint Abu Bakr | At-Tufail Ibn 'Amr Ad-Dawsiy | Az-Zubair Ibn Al-'Awaam | Barakah | Bilaal Ibn Rabaah | Fatimah bint Muhammad | Fayruz ad-Daylami | Hakim ibn Hazm | Hamzah Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Hudhaifah Ibn Al-Yamaan | Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl | Ja'far Ibn Abi Taalib | Julaybib | Habib Ibn Zaid | Khabbab ibn al-Arat | Khaalid Ibn Al-Waliid | Khaalid Ibn Sa'iid | Khubaib Ibn 'Adiy | Mi'aadh Ibn Jabal | Muhammad ibn Maslamah | Mus'ab Ibn 'Umair | Nuaym ibn Masud | Rabiah ibn Kab | Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan | Rumaysa bint Milhan | Qais Ibn Sad Ibn Ubaadah | Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqaas | Sa'd Ibn Mitaadh | Sa'd Ibn 'Ubaadah | Sa'iid Ibn Aamir | Sa'iid ibn Zayd | Saalim Mawlaa Abi Hudhaifah | Salamah Ibn Al-Akwa' | Salmaan Al-Faarisiy | Suhayb ar-Rumi | Suhayb Ibn Sinaan | Suhayl Ibn'Amr | Talhah Ibn - Ubaid Allah | Thaabit Ibn Qais | Thumamah ibn Uthal | 'Ubaadah Ibn As-Saamit | Ubaiy Ibn Ka'b | Umair Ibn Sa'd | Umair Ibn Wahb | 'Umraan Ibn Husain | Umm Salamah | Uqbah ibn Aamir | Usaamah Ibn Zaid | Usaid Ibn Hudair | 'Utbah Ibn Ghazwaan | 'Uthmaan Ibn Madh'uun | Zayd al-Khayr | Zayd Ibn Al-Khattaab | Zayd Ibn Haarithah | Zayd Ibn Thaabit | Muhammad The Messenger Of Allah :: محمّد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلّم  -- Biography by a Muslim, Muhammad Hamidullah | Biography by a non-Muslim, K. Rao | The Prophet (s.a.w.) as a blessing to mankind | Description Of The Prophet (s.a.w.) | Finality of Prophethood | Last Sermon Of The Prophets (s.a.w.) | What other scholars say about the Prophet (s.a.w.) and additional sayings | The Rightly Guided Caliphs :: الخلفاء الراشدون رضوان عليهم | The First Caliph, Abu Bakr (632-634 A.C.)  | The Second Caliph, Umar (634-644 A.C.) | The Third Caliph, Uthman (644-656 A.C.) | The Fourth Caliph, Ali (656-661 A.C.) | Muslim Profiles -- Imam Abu Hanifa | Imam Ibn Hanbal | Imam Malik | Imam Al Shafi’i | Al Ayoubi | Al Battani | Al Biruni | Al Buzjani | Al Farghani | Al Kindi | Al Idrisi | Al Khayyam | Al Khawarizmi | Al Tusi | Al Zahrawi | Dan Fodio | Ibn Al-Baitar | Ibn Al Nafis | Ibn Batuta | Ibn Haiyan | Ibn Khaldun | Ibn Rushd | Ibn Qurra | Ibn Sina | Ibn Ziyad | Ibn Zuhr | Sheikh Abdulfattah Abu-Abdullah Adelabu (Ph. D. Damas)

 

Companions Of The Prophets (s.a.w)

The Best Generation

Stories Of The Companions :: قصص الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم

'Abbaad Ibn Bishr 
‘Abdullah Ibn ‘Abbaas 
‘Abdullah Ibn 'Amr Ibn Al-'Aas 
'Abdullah ibn Hudhafah as-Sahmi 
'Abdullah ibn Jahsh 
'Abdullah Ibn Mas'uud 
'Abdullah Ibn Rawaahah 
'Abdullah Ibn Sailam 
'Abdallah Ibn 'Umar 
'Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum 
'Abdullah Ibn Az-Zubair 
'Abd Ar- Rahman Ibn Abi Bakr 
'Abd Ar-Rahman Ibn 'Awf 
Abu Ad-Dardaa 
Abu Ayuub Al-Ansaariy 
Abu Dhar Al-Ghifaariy 
Abu Jabir Abdallah bin Amr bin Hiram 
Abu Hurairah 
Abu-l Aas ibn ar-Rabiah 
Abu Muusaa Al-Ash'ariy 
Abu Sufyaan Ibn Al-Haarith 
Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah 
'Adiyy ibn Hatim 
'Aishah bint Abi Bakr 
Al-'Abbaas Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib 
Al-Baraa' Ibn Maalik 
Al-Miqdaad Ibn 'Amr 
'Ammaar Ibn Yaasir 
'Amr Ibn Al -'Aas 
'Amr Ibn Al-Jamuuh 
An-Nuayman ibn Amr 
An-Numan ibn Muqarrin 
Asmaa bint Abu Bakr 
At-Tufail Ibn 'Amr Ad-Dawsiy 
Az-Zubair Ibn Al-'Awaam 
Barakah 
Bilaal Ibn Rabaah 
Fatimah bint Muhammad 
Fayruz ad-Daylami 
Hakim ibn Hazm 
Hamzah Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib 
Hudhaifah Ibn Al-Yamaan 
Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl 
Ja'far Ibn Abi Taalib 
Julaybib 
Habib Ibn Zaid 
Khabbab ibn al-Arat 
Khaalid Ibn Al-Waliid 
Khaalid Ibn Sa'iid 
Khubaib Ibn 'Adiy 
Mi'aadh Ibn Jabal 
Muhammad ibn Maslamah 
Mus'ab Ibn 'Umair 
Nuaym ibn Masud 
Rabiah ibn Kab 
Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan 
Rumaysa bint Milhan 
Qais Ibn Sad Ibn Ubaadah 
Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqaas 
Sa'd Ibn Mitaadh 
Sa'd Ibn 'Ubaadah 
Sa'iid Ibn Aamir 
Sa'iid ibn Zayd 
Saalim Mawlaa Abi Hudhaifah 
Salamah Ibn Al-Akwa' 
Salmaan Al-Faarisiy 
Suhayb ar-Rumi 
Suhayb Ibn Sinaan 
Suhayl Ibn'Amr 
Talhah Ibn - Ubaid Allah 
Thaabit Ibn Qais 
Thumamah ibn Uthal 
'Ubaadah Ibn As-Saamit 
Ubaiy Ibn Ka'b 
Umair Ibn Sa'd 
Umair Ibn Wahb 
'Umraan Ibn Husain 
Umm Salamah 
Uqbah ibn Aamir 
Usaamah Ibn Zaid 
Usaid Ibn Hudair 
'Utbah Ibn Ghazwaan 
'Uthmaan Ibn Madh'uun 
Zayd al-Khayr 
Zayd Ibn Al-Khattaab 
Zayd Ibn Haarithah 
Zayd Ibn Thaabit 
The Best Of All Creatures

Our Sheikh

Abu-Abdullah Adelabu

Sheikh Abdulfattah Abu-Abdullah Adelabu (Ph. D. Damas), a West African Islamic Academic founded AWQAF Africa, of which he’s the first al Amir (i.e. President).  Sheikh Dr. Adelabu was studying Postgraduate Degrees in Damascus early 1990’s during when Syria reviewed its national security after an ‘Oslo Accord’... 

Syria like many other countries around the world witnessed, during this period, the flood of refugees from war troubled nations like Somalia, arrival of people from Algeria during the brutal struggling between the Mujahidun and the government, resettlement of the Palestinians fleeing from sophisticated guns of the Israelis as well as adventure of African migrants for reasons uncountable…

Read More About Sheikh Dr. Abu-Abdullah Adelabu...

 
 
Add Comments To These Contents

 

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
 

Home | Explore | Broadcasters | Media | Donations | About Us | Contact | Fatwa | Our Sheikh

 

 

 

Latest Islamiyyat - Islamic Articles

 

Cover Islamiyyat - Islamic Articles

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Explore EsinIslam Islamic Library :: Muslim References Direct Links

Supplications for when you wake up | Invocation when getting dressed | Invocation when putting on new clothes  | Invocations for someone who has put on new clothes | What to say when undressing | Invocation for entering the restroom | Invocation for leaving the restroom (bathroom/toilet) | What to say before performing ablution | What to say upon completing ablution | What to say when leaving the home | What to say when entering the home | Invocation for going to the mosque | Invocation for entering the mosque | Invocation for leaving the mosque | What to say upon hearing the al`adhaan (call to prayer) | Invocations for the beginning of the prayer (after the first Takbir) | Invocations during Rukuu' (bowing in prayer) | Invocations for rising from the Ruku' | Invocations during Sujuud (prostrating in prayers) | Invocations for sitting between two prostrations (in prayers) | Supplications for prostrations due to recitation of the Quran | Invocation for At-Tashahhud while sitting in prayer | How to recite blessings on the Prophet after the Tashahhud | Invocations after the final Tashahhud and before ending the prayer | What to say after completing the prayer | Istikharah (seeking Allah’s Counsel) | Words of remembrance for morning and evening | What to say before sleeping | Invocation to say if you stir during sleep in the night | What to say if you are afraid to go to sleep or feel lonely and depressed | What to do if you have a bad dream or nightmare | Invocations of the Qunuut (after the last Rukuu') of the Witr prayer | Invocations Immediately after salaam of the Witr prayer | Invocations in times of worry and grief | Invocations for anguish | Invocations for when you meet an adversary or a powerful ruler | Invocations against the oppression of rulers | Invocation against an enemy | What to say if you fear people may harm you | Invocations for if you are stricken by in your faith | Invocations for the settling of a debt | Invocation against the distractions of Satan during the prayer and recitation of the Qur'an | What to say and do if you commit a sin | Invocations against the Devil and his whisperings | Invocation for when something you dislike happens, or for when you fail to achieve what you attempt to do | Invocation for when something you dislike happens, or for when you fail to achieve what you attempt to do | Congratulations for new parents and how they should respond | How to seek Allah's protection for children | Invocations for visiting the sick | The reward for visiting the sick | Invocations of the terminally ill | What to encourage the dying person to say | Invocation for when tragedy strikes | Invocation for closing the eyes of the dead | Invocations for the dead in the Funeral prayer | Invocations for a child in the Funeral prayer | Invocation for the bereaved | Invocation to be recited when placing the dead in his grave | Invocation to be recited after burying the dead | Invocation for visiting the graves | Invocations for when the wind blows | Invocation for when it thunders | Some invocations for rain | Invocation for when it rains | Supplication after it rains | Invocation for the withholding of the rain | Invocation for sighting the new moon | Invocations for breaking the fast | Invocations before eating | Invocations after eating | A dinner guest's invocation for his host | Invocation for someone who gives you drink or offers it to you | Invocation for a family who invites you to break your fast with them | Invocation for someone who offers you food when you are fasting, which you decline | What to say when you are fasting and someone is rude to you | Invocation for when you see the first dates of the season | Invocation for sneezing | What to say to the disbeliever if he sneezes and praises Allah | Invocation for the groom | The groom's invocation and what he says upon purchasing an animal | Invocation to be recited before intercourse | Invocation for anger | What to say if you see someone afflicted by misfortune | What to say while sitting in an assembly | The Expiation of Assembly - Kaffaratul-Majlis | Invocation for someone who says: غَفَـرَ اللهُ لَكَ "May Allah forgive you" | Invocation for someone who does good to you | Invocation for Allah's protection from the False Messiah | Invocation for someone who tells you: : أُحِبُّك لِلَّهِ "I love you for the sake of Allah" | Invocation for someone who offers you a share of his wealth | Invocation (upon receipt of the loan) for someone who lends you money | Invocation for fear of Shirk (attributing any partner with Allah in worship) | Invocation for someone who tells you: بَارَكَ اللَّهُ فِيك "May Allah bless you" | Invocation against evil portent  | Invocation for riding in a vehicle, bicycle, plane, or on an animal | Invocation for traveling | Invocation for entering a town or city | Invocation for entering a market | Invocation for when your vehicle or mount begins to fail | The traveler's invocation for the one he leaves behind | The resident's invocations for the traveler | Glorifying and magnifying Allah on the journey | The traveler's invocation at dawn | Invocation for a layover (stopping along the way) on the journey | What to say upon returning from a journey | What to say if something happens to please you or to displease you | The excellence of asking for Allah's blessings upon the Prophet (SAW) | Spreading the greetings of As-salaam 'alaykum | How to reply to a disbeliever if he says Salam to you | Invocation upon hearing the cock's crow or the bray of a donkey | Invocation upon hearing a dog barking in the night | Invocation for someone you have spoken ill to | How a Muslim should praise another Muslim | What a Muslim should say when he is praised | The pilgrim's announcement of his arrival for Hajj or 'Umra | Saying Allahu 'Akbar when passing the Black Stone | Invocation to be recited between the Yemenite Corner and the Black Stone | Invocation to be recited while standing at Safa and Marwah | Invocation to be recited on the Day of Arafat | Supplication to be recited at the sacred area of Muzdalifah | Saying Allahu 'Akbar while stoning the three pillars at Mina | What to say when surprised or startled | What to say when something that pleases you happens | What to say when you feel a pain in your body | What to say when you fear you may afflict someone or something with the evil eye | What to say when you feel frightened | What to say when slaughtering or sacrificing an animal | What to say to foil the devil's plots | Repentance and seeking forgiveness | The excellence of remembering Allah | How the Prophet (SAW) performed Tasbeeh (i.e. glorified Allah) | Types of goodness and good etiquette for community life

Get Knowledgeable Fatwas FREE :: Chance To Study Islam -- Join Live Debates, Discussions And Knowledge Board!

Muhammad The Messenger Of Allah :: محمّد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلّم  -- Biography by a Muslim, Muhammad Hamidullah | Biography by a non-Muslim, K. Rao | The Prophet (s.a.w.) as a blessing to mankind | Description Of The Prophet (s.a.w.) | Finality of Prophethood | Last Sermon Of The Prophets (s.a.w.) | What other scholars say about the Prophet (s.a.w.) and additional sayings | The Rightly Guided Caliphs :: الخلفاء الراشدون رضوان عليهم | The First Caliph, Abu Bakr (632-634 A.C.)  | The Second Caliph, Umar (634-644 A.C.) | The Third Caliph, Uthman (644-656 A.C.) | The Fourth Caliph, Ali (656-661 A.C.) | Stories Of The Companions :: قصص الصحابة رضوان الله عليهم  -- 'Abbaad Ibn Bishr | ‘Abdullah Ibn ‘Abbaas | ‘Abdullah Ibn 'Amr Ibn Al-'Aas | 'Abdullah ibn Hudhafah as-Sahmi | 'Abdullah ibn Jahsh | 'Abdullah Ibn Mas'uud | 'Abdullah Ibn Rawaahah | 'Abdullah Ibn Sailam | 'Abdallah Ibn 'Umar | 'Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum | 'Abdullah Ibn Az-Zubair | 'Abd Ar- Rahman Ibn Abi Bakr | 'Abd Ar-Rahman Ibn 'Awf | Abu Ad-Dardaa | Abu Ayuub Al-Ansaariy | Abu Dhar Al-Ghifaariy | Abu Jabir Abdallah bin Amr bin Hiram | Abu Hurairah | Abu-l Aas ibn ar-Rabiah | Abu Muusaa Al-Ash'ariy | Abu Sufyaan Ibn Al-Haarith | Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah | 'Adiyy ibn Hatim | 'Aishah bint Abi Bakr | Al-'Abbaas Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Al-Baraa' Ibn Maalik | Al-Miqdaad Ibn 'Amr | 'Ammaar Ibn Yaasir | 'Amr Ibn Al -'Aas | 'Amr Ibn Al-Jamuuh | An-Nuayman ibn Amr | An-Numan ibn Muqarrin | Asmaa bint Abu Bakr | At-Tufail Ibn 'Amr Ad-Dawsiy | Az-Zubair Ibn Al-'Awaam | Barakah | Bilaal Ibn Rabaah | Fatimah bint Muhammad | Fayruz ad-Daylami | Hakim ibn Hazm | Hamzah Ibn 'Abd Al-Muttalib | Hudhaifah Ibn Al-Yamaan | Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl | Ja'far Ibn Abi Taalib | Julaybib | Habib Ibn Zaid | Khabbab ibn al-Arat | Khaalid Ibn Al-Waliid | Khaalid Ibn Sa'iid | Khubaib Ibn 'Adiy | Mi'aadh Ibn Jabal | Muhammad ibn Maslamah | Mus'ab Ibn 'Umair | Nuaym ibn Masud | Rabiah ibn Kab | Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan | Rumaysa bint Milhan | Qais Ibn Sad Ibn Ubaadah | Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqaas | Sa'd Ibn Mitaadh | Sa'd Ibn 'Ubaadah | Sa'iid Ibn Aamir | Sa'iid ibn Zayd | Saalim Mawlaa Abi Hudhaifah | Salamah Ibn Al-Akwa' | Salmaan Al-Faarisiy | Suhayb ar-Rumi | Suhayb Ibn Sinaan | Suhayl Ibn'Amr | Talhah Ibn - Ubaid Allah | Thaabit Ibn Qais | Thumamah ibn Uthal | 'Ubaadah Ibn As-Saamit | Ubaiy Ibn Ka'b | Umair Ibn Sa'd | Umair Ibn Wahb | 'Umraan Ibn Husain | Umm Salamah | Uqbah ibn Aamir | Usaamah Ibn Zaid | Usaid Ibn Hudair | 'Utbah Ibn Ghazwaan | 'Uthmaan Ibn Madh'uun | Zayd al-Khayr | Zayd Ibn Al-Khattaab | Zayd Ibn Haarithah | Zayd Ibn Thaabit | Muslim Profiles -- Imam Abu Hanifa | Imam Ibn Hanbal | Imam Malik | Imam Al Shafi’i | Al Ayoubi | Al Battani | Al Biruni | Al Buzjani | Al Farghani | Al Kindi | Al Idrisi | Al Khayyam | Al Khawarizmi | Al Tusi | Al Zahrawi | Dan Fodio | Ibn Al-Baitar | Ibn Al Nafis | Ibn Batuta | Ibn Haiyan | Ibn Khaldun | Ibn Rushd | Ibn Qurra | Ibn Sina | Ibn Ziyad | Ibn Zuhr | Sheikh Abdulfattah Abu-Abdullah Adelabu (Ph. D. Damas)

::: Muslim Matrimonial : الزواجيات الإسلامية :: Muslim Matrimonial : الزواجيات الإسلامية ::: Awqaf Africa College - كلية أوقاف إفريقيا

1. Al-Fâtihah | 2. Al-Baqarah | 3. Âl-'Imrân | 4. An-Nisâ' | 5. Al-Mâ'idah | 6. Al-An'âm | 7. Al-A'râf | 8. Al-Anfâl | 9. At-Taubah | 10. Yûnus | 11. Hûd | 12. Yûsuf | 13. Ar-Ra'd | 14. Ibrahîm | 15. Al-Hijr | 16. An-Nahl | 17. Al-Isrâ' | 18. Al-Kahf | 19. Maryam | 20. Tâ­Hâ. | 21. Al-Anbiyâ' | 22. Al-Hajj | 23. Al-Mu'minûn | 24. An-Nûr | 25. Al-Furqân | 26. Ash-Shu'arâ' | 27. An-Naml | 28. Al-Qasas | 29. Al-'Ankabût | 30. Ar­Rûm | 31. Luqmân | 32. As­Sajdah | 33. Al­Ahzâb | 34. Saba' | 35. Fâtir or Al­Malâ'ikah | 36. Yâ­Sîn. | 37. As-Sâffât | 38. Sâd. | 39. Az-Zumar | 40. Ghâfir | 41. Fussilat | 42. Ash-Shûra | 43. Az-Zukhruf | 44. Ad-Dukhân | 45. Al-Jâthiya | 46. Al-Ahqâf | 47. Muhammad or Al-Qitâl | 48. Al-Fath | 49. Al-Hujurât | 50. Qâf. | 51. Az-Zâriyât | 52. At-Tûr | 53. An-Najm | 54. Al-Qamar | 55. Ar-Rahmân | 56. Al-Wâqi'ah | 57. Al-Hadîd | 58. Al-Mujâdilah | 59. Al-Hashr | 60. Al-Mumtahinah | 61. As-Saff | 62. Al-Jumu'ah | 63. Al-Munafiqûn | 64. At-Taghâbun | 65. At-Talâq | 66. At-Tahrîm | 67. Al-Mulk | 68. Al-Qalam | 69. Al-Hâqqah | 70. Al-Ma'ârij | 71. Nûh | 72. Al-Jinn | 73. Al-Muzzammil | 74. Al-Muddaththir | 75. Al-Qiyâmah | 76. Al-Insân or Ad-Dahr | 77. Al-Mursalât | 78. An-Naba' | 79. An-Nazi'ât | 80. 'Abasa | 81. At-Takwîr | 82. Al-Infitâr | 83. Al-Mutaffifîn | 84. Al-Inshiqâq | 85. Al-Burûj | 86. At-Târiq | 87. Al-A'lâ | 88. Al-Ghâshiyah | 89. Al-Fajr | 90. Al-Balad | 91. Ash-Shams | 92. Al-Lail | 93. Ad-Duha | 94. Ash-Sharh | 95. At-Tin | 96. Al-'Alaq | 97. Al-Qadr | 98. Al-Baiyinah | 99. Az-Zalzalah | 100. Al-'Adiyât | 101. Al-Qâri'ah | 102. At-Takâthur | 103. Al-'Asr | 104. Al-Humazah | 105. Al-Fîl | 106. Quraish | 107. Al-Mâ'ûn | 108. Al-Kauthar | 109. Al-Kâfirûn | 110. An-Nasr | 111. Al-Masad | 112. Al-Ikhlâs or At-Tauhîd | 113. Al-Falaq | 114. An-Nâs

::: As-Sirah Biography :: Muhammad (SAW) The Final Prophet :: The Four Caliphs (RA) :: The Companions (RA) :::

1. Al-Fâtihah | 2. Al-Baqarah | 3. Âl-'Imrân | 4. An-Nisâ' | 5. Al-Mâ'idah | 6. Al-An'âm | 7. Al-A'râf | 8. Al-Anfâl | 9. At-Taubah | 10. Yûnus | 11. Hûd | 12. Yûsuf | 13. Ar-Ra'd | 14. Ibrahîm | 15. Al-Hijr | 16. An-Nahl | 17. Al-Isrâ' | 18. Al-Kahf | 19. Maryam | 20. Tâ­Hâ. | 21. Al-Anbiyâ' | 22. Al-Hajj | 23. Al-Mu'minûn | 24. An-Nûr | 25. Al-Furqân | 26. Ash-Shu'arâ' | 27. An-Naml | 28. Al-Qasas | 29. Al-'Ankabût | 30. Ar­Rûm | 31. Luqmân | 32. As­Sajdah | 33. Al­Ahzâb | 34. Saba' | 35. Fâtir or Al­Malâ'ikah | 36. Yâ­Sîn. | 37. As-Sâffât | 38. Sâd. | 39. Az-Zumar | 40. Ghâfir | 41. Fussilat | 42. Ash-Shûra | 43. Az-Zukhruf | 44. Ad-Dukhân | 45. Al-Jâthiya | 46. Al-Ahqâf | 47. Muhammad or Al-Qitâl | 48. Al-Fath | 49. Al-Hujurât | 50. Qâf. | 51. Az-Zâriyât | 52. At-Tûr | 53. An-Najm | 54. Al-Qamar | 55. Ar-Rahmân | 56. Al-Wâqi'ah | 57. Al-Hadîd | 58. Al-Mujâdilah | 59. Al-Hashr | 60. Al-Mumtahinah | 61. As-Saff | 62. Al-Jumu'ah | 63. Al-Munafiqûn | 64. At-Taghâbun | 65. At-Talâq | 66. At-Tahrîm | 67. Al-Mulk | 68. Al-Qalam | 69. Al-Hâqqah | 70. Al-Ma'ârij | 71. Nûh | 72. Al-Jinn | 73. Al-Muzzammil | 74. Al-Muddaththir | 75. Al-Qiyâmah | 76. Al-Insân or Ad-Dahr | 77. Al-Mursalât | 78. An-Naba' | 79. An-Nazi'ât | 80. 'Abasa | 81. At-Takwîr | 82. Al-Infitâr | 83. Al-Mutaffifîn | 84. Al-Inshiqâq | 85. Al-Burûj | 86. At-Târiq | 87. Al-A'lâ | 88. Al-Ghâshiyah | 89. Al-Fajr | 90. Al-Balad | 91. Ash-Shams | 92. Al-Lail | 93. Ad-Duha | 94. Ash-Sharh | 95. At-Tin | 96. Al-'Alaq | 97. Al-Qadr | 98. Al-Baiyinah | 99. Az-Zalzalah | 100. Al-'Adiyât | 101. Al-Qâri'ah | 102. At-Takâthur | 103. Al-'Asr | 104. Al-Humazah | 105. Al-Fîl | 106. Quraish | 107. Al-Mâ'ûn | 108. Al-Kauthar | 109. Al-Kâfirûn | 110. An-Nasr | 111. Al-Masad | 112. Al-Ikhlâs or At-Tauhîd | 113. Al-Falaq | 114. An-Nâs

 :: Muslim Profiles :: Our Sheikh Abu-Abdullah Adelabu :: Arabic English Dictionary :: More Of Our Articles Writers ::

1. Revelation 2. Belief 3. Knowledge 4. Ablutions (Wudu') 5. Bathing (Ghusl) 6. Menstrual Periods 7. Rubbing hands and feet with dust (Tayammum) 8. Prayers (Salat) 9. Virtues of the Prayer Hall (Sutra of the Musalla) 10. Times of the Prayers 11. Call to Prayers (Adhaan) 12. Characteristics of Prayer 13. Friday Prayer 14. Fear Prayer 15. The Two Festivals (Eids) 16. Witr Prayer 17. Invoking Allah for Rain (Istisqaa) 18. Eclipses 19. Prostration During Recital of Qur'an 20. Shortening the Prayers (At-Taqseer) 21. Prayer at Night (Tahajjud) 22. Actions while Praying 23. Funerals (Al-Janaa'iz) 24. Obligatory Charity Tax (Zakat) 25. Obligatory Charity Tax After Ramadaan (Zakat ul Fitr) 26. Pilgrimage (Hajj) 27. Minor Pilgrimage (Umra) 28. Pilgrims Prevented from Completing the Pilgrimage 29. Penalty of Hunting while on Pilgrimage 30. Virtues of Madinah 31. Fasting 32. Praying at Night in Ramadaan (Taraweeh) 33. Retiring to a Mosque for Remembrance of Allah (I'tikaf) 34. Sales and Trade 35. Sales in which a Price is paid for Goods to be Delivered Later (As-Salam) 36. Hiring 37. Transference of a Debt from One Person to Another (Al-Hawaala) 38. Representation, Authorization, Business by Proxy 39. Agriculture 40. Distribution of Water 41. Loans, Payment of Loans, Freezing of Property, Bankruptcy 42. Lost Things Picked up by Someone (Luqaata) 43. Oppressions 44. Partnership 45. Mortgaging 46. Manumission of Slaves 47. Gifts 48. Witnesses 49. Peacemaking 50. Conditions 51. Wills and Testaments (Wasaayaa) 52. Fighting for the Cause of Allah (Jihaad) 53. One-fifth of Booty to the Cause of Allah (Khumus) 54. Beginning of Creation 55. Prophets 56. Virtues and Merits of the Prophet (pbuh) and his Companions 57. Companions of the Prophet 58. Merits of the Helpers in Madinah (Ansaar) 59. Military Expeditions led by the Prophet (pbuh) (Al-Maghaazi) 60. Prophetic Commentary on the Qur'an (Tafseer of the Prophet (pbuh)) 61. Virtues of the Qur'an 62. Wedlock, Marriage (Nikaah) 63. Divorce 64. Supporting the Family 65. Food, Meals 66. Sacrifice on Occasion of Birth (`Aqiqa) 67. Hunting, Slaughtering 68. Al-Adha Festival Sacrifice (Adaahi) 69. Drinks 70. Patients 71. Medicine 72. Dress 73. Good Manners and Form (Al-Adab) 74. Asking Permission 75. Invocations 76. To make the Heart Tender (Ar-Riqaq) 77. Divine Will (Al-Qadar) 78. Oaths and Vows 79. Expiation for Unfulfilled Oaths 80. Laws of Inheritance (Al-Faraa'id) 81. Limits and Punishments set by Allah (Hudood) 82. Punishment of Disbelievers at War with Allah and His Apostle 83. Blood Money (Ad-Diyat) 84. Dealing with Apostates 85. Saying Something under Compulsion (Ikraah) 86. Tricks 87. Interpretation of Dreams 88. Afflictions and the End of the World 89. Judgments (Ahkaam) 90. Wishes 91. Accepting Information Given by a Truthful Person 92. Holding Fast to the Qur'an and Sunnah 93. ONENESS, UNIQUENESS OF ALLAH (TAWHEED)

Muslim Briefcase :: Ad-Duaa - Supplications :: Hajj And Umrah :: Figh us Sunnah :: Names for Muslims :: Muslim Woman

1. The Book of Faith (Kitab Al-Iman) 2. The Book of Purification (Kitab Al-Taharah) 3. The Book of Menstruation (Kitab Al-Haid) 4. The Book of Prayers (Kitab Al-Salat) 5. The Book of Zakat (Kitab Al-Zakat) 6. The Book of Fasting (Kitab Al-Sawm) 7. The Book of Pilgrimage (Kitab Al-Hajj) 8. The Book of Marriage (Kitab Al-Nikah) 9. The Book of Divorce (Kitab Al-Talaq) 10. The Book of Transactions (Kitab Al-Buyu`) 11. The Book Pertaining to the Rules of Inheritance (Kitab Al-Farai`d) 12. The Book of Gifts (Kitab Al-Hibat) 13. The Book of Bequests (Kitab Al-Wasiyya) 14. The Book of Vows (Kitab Al-Nadhr) 15. The Book of Oaths (Kitab Al-Aiman) 16. The Book Pertaining to the Oath, for Establishing the Responsibility of Murders, Fighting, Requital and Blood-Wit (Kitab Al-Kitab Al-Qasama wa'l-Muharabawa'l-Qisas wa'l-Diyat) 17. The Book Pertaining to Punishments Prescribed by Islam (Kitab Al-Hudud) 18. The Book Pertaining to Judicial Decisions (Kitab Al-Aqdiyya) 19. The Book of Jihad and Expedition (Kitab Al-Jihad wa'l-Siyar) 20. The Book on Government (Kitab Al-Imara) 21. The Book of Games and the Animals which May be Slaughtered and the Aninals that Are to be Eaten (Kitab-us-Said wa'l-Dhaba'ih wa ma Yu'kalu min Al-Hayawan) 22. The Book of Sacrifices (Kitab Al-Adahi) 23. The Book of Drinks (Kitab Al-Ashriba) 24. The Book Pertaining to Clothes and Decoration (Kitab Al-Libas wa'l-Zinah) 25. The Book on General Behaviour (Kitab Al-Adab) 26. The Book on Salutations and Greetings (Kitab As-Salam) 27. The Book Concerning the Use of Correct Words (Kitab Al-Alfaz min Al-Adab wa Ghairiha) 28. The Book of Poetry (Kitab Al-Sh`ir) 29. The Book of Vision (Kitab Al-Ruya) 30. The Book Pertaining to the Excellent Qualities of the Holy Prophet (may Peace be upon them) and His Companions (Kitab Al-Fada'il) 31. The Book Pertaining to the Merits of the Companions (Allah Be Pleased With Them) of the Holy Prophet (May Peace Be Upon Him) (Kitab Al-Fada'il Al-Sahabah) 32. The Book of Virtue, Good Manners and Joining of the Ties of Relationship (Kitab al-Birr was-Salat-l-wa`l-Adab) 33. The Book of Destiny (Kitab-ul-Qadr) 34. The Book of Knowledge (Kitab Al-`Ilm) 35. The Book Pertaining to the Remembrance of Allah, Supplication, Repentance and Seeking Forgiveness (Kitab Al-Dhikr) 36. The Book of Heart-Melting Traditions (Kitab Al-Riqaq) 37. The Book Pertaining to Repentance and Exhortation to Repentance (Kitab Al-Tauba) 38. Pertaining To The Charateristics Of The Hypocrites And Command Concerning Them (Kitab Sifat Al-Munafiqin Wa Ahkamihin) 39. The Book Giving Description of the Day of Judgement, Paradise and Hell (Kitab Sifat Al-Qiyamah wa'l Janna wa'n-Nar) 40. The Book Pertaining to Paradise, Its Description, Its Bounties and Its Intimates (Kitab Al-Jannat wa Sifat Na'imiha wa Ahliha) 41. The Book Pertaining to the Turmoil and Portents of the Last Hour (Kitab Al-Fitan wa Ashrat As-Sa`ah) 42. The Book Pertaining to Piety and Softening of Hearts (Kitab Al-Zuhd wa Al-Raqa'iq) 43. The Book of Commentary (Kitab Al-Tafsir)

::: Chance to Study with Sheikh Adelabu :::: Scams - 419 Fraud - Be Warned :::: Aid & Relief | Islamic Finance | Da'wah :::

1. The Times of Prayer 2. Purity 3. Prayer 4. Forgetfulness in Prayer 5. Jumu'a 6. Prayer in Ramadan 7. Tahajjud 8. Prayer in Congregation 9. Shortening the Prayer 10. The Two 'Ids 11. The Fear Prayer 12. The Eclipse Prayer 13. Asking for Rain 14. The Qibla 15. The Qur'an 16. Burials 17. Zakat 18. Fasting 19. I'tikaf in Ramadan 20. Hajj 21. Jihad 22. Vows and Oaths 23. Sacrificial Animals 24. Slaughtering Animals 25. Game 26. The 'Aqiqa 27. Fara'id 28. Marriage 29. Divorce 30. Suckling 31. Business Transactions 32. Qirad (Loans) 33. Sharecropping 34. Renting Land 35. Pre-emption in Property 36. Judgments 37. Wills and Testaments 38. Setting Free and Wala' 39. The Mukatab 40. Hudud 41. The Mudabbar 42. Drinks 43. Blood-Money 44. The Oath of Qasama 45. Madina 46. The Decree 47. Good Character 48. Dress 49. The Description of the Prophet, may Allah Bless Him and Grant Him Peace 50. The Evil Eye 51. Hair 52. Visions 53. Greetings 54. General Subjects 55. The Oath of Allegiance 56. Speech 57. Jahannam 58. Sadaqa 59. Knowledge 60. The Supplication of the Unjustly Wronged 61. The Names of the Prophet, may Allah Bless Him and Grant Him Peace

Recent From African Muslim News Center :: الحديثات من مركز الأخبار الإفريقي الإسلامي :::: More From African Muslim News Center

The Muslim News Columnists, Articles Writers, Muslim World News Commentators And Analysists

:: Sahih Al Bukhari Hadith :: Sahih Muslim Hadith :: Muwatta` Malik Hadith :: Sunan Abu-Dawud Hadith :: 

Get Knowledgeable Fatwas FREE :: Chance To Study Islam

1. Purification (Kitab Al-Taharah) 2. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat) 3. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Details of Commencing Prayer 4. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Detailed Rules of Law about the Prayer during Journey 5. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Prayer at Night 6. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Detailed Injunctions about Ramadan 7. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Prostration while reciting the Qur'an 8. Prayer (Kitab Al-Salat): Detailed Injunctions about Witr 9. Zakat (Kitab Al-Zakat) 10. The Rites of Hajj (Kitab Al-Manasik Wa'l-Hajj) 11. Marriage (Kitab Al-Nikah) 12. Divorce (Kitab Al-Talaq) 13. Fasting (Kitab Al-Siyam) 14. Jihad (Kitab Al-Jihad) 15. Sacrifice (Kitab Al-Dahaya) 16. Game (Kitab Al-Said) 17. Wills (Kitab Al-Wasaya) 18. Shares of Inheritance (Kitab Al-Fara'id) 19. Tribute, Spoils, and Rulership (Kitab Al-Kharaj, Wal-Fai' Wal-Imarah) 20. Funerals (Kitab Al-Jana'iz) 21. Oaths and Vows (Kitab Al-Aiman Wa Al-Nudhur) 22. Commercial Transactions (Kitab Al-Buyu) 23. Wages (Kitab Al-Ijarah) 24. The Office of the Judge (Kitab Al-Aqdiyah) 25. Knowledge (Kitab Al-Ilm) 26. Drinks (Kitab Al-Ashribah) 27. Foods (Kitab Al-At'imah) 28. Medicine (Kitab Al-Tibb) 29. Divination and Omens (Kitab Al-Kahanah Wa Al-Tatayyur) 30. Dialects and Readings of the Qur'an (Kitab Al-Huruf Wa Al-Qira'at) 31. Hot Baths (Kitab Al-Hammam) 32. Clothing (Kitab Al-Libas) 33. Combing the Hair (Kitab Al-Tarajjul) 34. Signet-Rings (Kitab Al-Khatam) 35. Trials and Fierce Battles (Kitab Al-Fitan Wa Al-Malahim) 36. The Promised Deliverer (Kitab Al-Mahdi) 37. Battles (Kitab Al-Malahim) 38. Prescribed Punishments (Kitab Al-Hudud) 39. Types of Blood-Wit (Kitab Al-Diyat) 40. Model Behavior of the Prophet (Kitab Al-Sunnah) 41. General Behavior (Kitab Al-Adab)

::: More From African Muslim News Center :: والمزيد من مركز الأخبار الإفريقي الإسلامي -- Other Muslim News From EsinIslam :::

مباني الكلمات على الألف الفعلية من الأفعال والمصادر المصروفة ومن مجردّات الأفعال ومجرّدات الأسماء وغيرها

أ » إِئْتِمَانِيَّة أَب » أَبْيَض أَتَى » أَتْيَس أثُّ » أَثِيم أَج » أَجْيَد
أَح » إِحْيَان إِذ » أُذَيْنَة أَرَى » أَرِيكَة أَخ » أَخْيَمَ أَز » إِزِّيَان
أَد » أَدِيم أَس » إِسْتِخْوَال إِسْتَدَّ  » إِسْتِضْلاَل إِسْتَطَابَ » إِسْتِكْوَاء إِسْتَلَّ » إِسْتِيمَان
أَسْجَى » أُسَيْلِم أَشَائِم » أَشْيَم أَص » أَصِيلَة أَضَاء » أَضْيَك أَط » أَطِيط
أَظْأَرَ » إِظْهَار أَعَادَ » أَعْيَن أَغَابَ » أَغْيَن أَف » أَفْيُون أَقَاء » أُقَيْحِيَانَة
أَكَادِيد » أَكِيل أَل » أَلِيم أَم » أَمْيَه أَن » إِنْخِنَاق أَنَدَّ » إِنْضِوَاء
أَنَطّ » إِنْكِمَاش أَنْمَى » أَنِين أَه » أَهْيَم أَو » أَوْهَنَ إِيْهَان » أَيْهَم
 
 

مباني الكلمات على الميم المصدرية الفاعلية والمفعولية من الأفعال الألفية

مُبيئ » مُبْيَضَّ مُتِّي » مُتِّهَم مُثيب  » مُثِّنِي مُجيئ » مُجْهِم مُحيب » مُحْيِن
مُخيب » مُخْيَم مُدِّي » مُذيب مُذَاب » مُذْيَل مُرِي » مُرْيِف مُزيت » مُزِّيَن
مُسيئ » مُسْتِخْوَل مُسْتَدَّ » مُسْتِغْيَل مُسْتَفّ » مُسْتِكْوِي مُسْتَلَّ » مُسْتَيْمِن مُسْجِي » مُسْوَغ
مُشيب » مُشوَك مُصيب » مُصِّيَّف مُضيئ » مُضْوِي مُطيئ »  مُطْيَب مُظْأِر » مُظْهَر
مُعيد » مُعْيَل مُغيب » مُغْيِم مُفيئ » مُقَاس مُقيل » مُقْوَل مُكْأِب » مُكهِم
مُلِيح » مُلْيَل مُمِيئ  » مُمْوَه مُنيئ » مُنْخِنَق مُنَدَّ » مُنْضِوِي مُنْطَاد » مُنْكِمَش
مُنْمِي » مُنْوَك مُنْثِي » مُنْوَك مُهيب » مُوقَن مُومِن » مُونَع  
 

:: Sahih Al Bukhari Hadith :: Sahih Muslim Hadith :: Muwatta` Malik Hadith :: Sunan Abu-Dawud Hadith ::