From Anas (raa), he was asked (is there any one among
the companions of Muhammad left after u), he (raa)
said (some beduins remained who saw him (saaw), but
the ones whom accompanied him and invaded with him
no).
The hadith is narrated by Ibn Saad, Ibn Al Salah said
(its isnad is good), and al sayooti said (bi'isnad
hasan).
On this meaning, the majority of the scholars of usuls
went that the person will not be a sahabi unless he
lives with the messenger (saaw) for enough period of
time.
On the other hand, the opinion of the majority of the
scholars of the hadith that the one who saw him (saaw)
and believed in him , he is a companion. Then these
differed will a person who saw him, then became a
muslim after his death, a sahabi? Then some of them
said even if he saw him from a far distance, he is a
sahabi. And comes in the definition of the muhaditheen
for the sahabi , the jin because the they had filled
the requirements.
And the basis of the definition is the word (sahabi)
in arabic language, since the shairah did not put a
special meaning for it, then we have to go with the
linguistic meaning for the word. And the arabic
language dictates in the urf (use)that enough period
of friedship needed for companionship, and there is no
cosideration in this regard for the later scholars
whom tried to revolve around and claim that
companionship does not need a period of mulazama
(close friendship).
If u see this, then the haqq is with the scholars of
usuls.
and it was narrated from Saaed Ibn Al Mussaiab (the
imam of the followers) he said (we used not to
consider a person from the companions except if he
lived with the messenger for one or two year OR he
invaded with him one or two battles).
And it was mentioned that some of the tabieen used to
narrate from some people who saw the messenger (saaw),
then they they were not from the sahaba.
And the goal of the scholars of the hadith is that
they want to add the virtue of the companionship to
any one who saw the hnorable face of the messenger
(saaw), so that a group of people whom the messenger
(saaw) witnessed for them with the virtue will not go
out from companionship like jareer Ibn Abdillah al
bujli and others.
On the other hand, the usuli scholar he is the one who
establishes rules and fundemantals of the deen, sice
the sahaba are the ones who gave us the shariah, and
transmitted the quraan and alone their ijmaa is
devine.
The imam said, the messenger (saaw( said (allah had
chosen my companions over all people except the
prophets).
Allah swt said (the early ones of muhajiroun and
ansar...allah is pleased with them and they are
plesaed with allah).
and this exclusive purification does not apply excxept
to the sahaba.
The imam said (and his words are taken from abu zarah)
(and the sahaba are better than all others, and they
are better than all the ones will come. This is
because the deen is haqq and allah is haqq, and those
who gave us this deen are the sahaba. And those who
slander the sahaba, they are slandering our
witnesses). (may be i misused the words).
Monday, April 30, 2007
The definition of the sahaba
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