The children could not be the exception, it is well known that the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam, was very kind to them, rose, kissed and even cried when they went away from him. In addition, he advised his followers to be loving with children, give them good names, and give them the best education possible. As children, they loved the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam, so much so that many of them preferred to live with him instead of with their parents, as Ibn Zaid Harithah.
Since the beginning of the Islamic outreach, many children and young people were highlighted in the life of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam,' Ali Ibn Abi Talib, may Allah be pleased with him, accepted the Islam at age 10, Zaid Ibn Thabit was one of the scribes of the Quran being just a kid and Anas Ibn Malik was his aide and confidante, accompanied him since he was 10 years old.
education gave them the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, children, made copies were men who led the Islamic Ummah, were conspicuous by their knowledge and even some were Caliphs. Here we will mention important aspects of the lives of some of them:
· 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, may Allah be pleased with him
' Ali was the cousin of the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi his father, Abu Talib, had a big family, but their economic condition was not the best, so from small lived with the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi in his house, help his uncle in some way. Living with the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, let him be one of the first three people to accept the message of Allah.
Since childhood out by her courage, in the night when Allah commanded His Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, he emigrated to Medina, Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, he lay on the bed of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam, to mislead those who had agreed to kill him and waited for him outside his home. A 'Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, did not flinch knowing that if they, the murderers, had entered the house, thinking he had killed was the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam. Also fought with the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi in the battle of Uhud and that of Khandaq (the pit), in the latter, was more than demonstrated his courage in confronting the most famous Arab warrior, 'Amr Ibn 'Abdud, who won, of course. In the battle of Khaibar the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, passed the standard of the Muslims and said: "I will give the banner to a man who loves Allah and His Prophet, and which Al-Aman Allah and His Prophet "[Ahmad]
'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, may Allah be pleased with him, also distinguished himself by his eloquence and rhetoric, by his knowledge of the Koran and the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, was one of ten to the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, announced he would enter paradise, he married Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet, may Allah be pleased with her, who was in Al Hasan and Al Husain, may Allah be pleased with them both. He was picked as Caliph after 'Uthman ibn' Affan, may Allah be pleased with him, his term lasted four years, and like its two predecessors was assassinated in the year 40 AH.
Usama Ibn Zaid ·, may Allah be pleased with him
born in Mecca, four years after the beginning of the revelation, he was raised in the bosom of Islam and never worshiped other than Allah. He grew up in the house of the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi because his father lived there, Harithah Ibn Zaid, who was among the first to accept Islam.
Since little was known for his rider virtues, courage and determination to fight for the cause of Allah. At age 14, he enlisted to fight alongside the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi in the Battle of Uhud, but his age was asked to return home. He witnessed the Battle of the Ditch on in life, fought in the Battle of Mu'tah with his father, who was the commander of the army and died in the battlefield.
When I was 18, the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, appointed him commander of the army that would lead to Sham (Syria, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan) which was composed by great men of the Sahabah, the Muhajireen and the Ansar, but Army came out after the death of the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, and returned with glory and victory.
The Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, loved him and loved his father, to the point that he considered as part of your family, it is evident in the story which states that Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, took him along with Hassan, his grandson, and said: "Oh Allah, Love them, because I love you" [Al-Bukhari]. Usamah, may Allah be pleased with him, died in the year 45 AH.
· 'Abdul-lah Ibn 'Umar Ibn Al Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him
accepted Islam along with his father,' Umar Ibn Al-tab Jat, may Allah be pleased with him, when he I was a kid. In the sixth year of start of the revelation of the Koran. He migrated to Medina before his father.
grew up in a home and virtuous society. Brave by nature, wanted to fight along with the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, however he sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, ordered him to return home along with their age, they were very young. When I was already a little larger part in the Battle of Al Khandaq (the Pit) in Mu'tah of the Yarmuk and made part of the campaign that liberated Egypt.
Ibn 'Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, stood out as one of the Sahabah (followers of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam) that best conformed to the practice of Sunnnah, and the number of stories that aired on the sayings, deeds and approvals of the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, died in 73 AH.
· 'Abdul-lah Ibn' Abbas, may Allah be pleased with him
'Abd Allah Ibn' Abbas, may Allah be pleased with him, is a cousin of the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, was born in Mecca three years before AH, and emigrated with his father in the eighth year of the Islamic era. He followed the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, very closely for two years in a row, which allowed him to pass on many stories of the Sunnah, one of the most famous is: "I was a day behind the Prophet, sallallaahu wa a'laihi sallam, and said, 'Boy, I'll show you a few words!: Protect to Allah (His Din) obeying his commands and walking away from its prohibitions and He will protect you, protect and Allah always be with you, and if you ask for help, ask for it to Allah. And know that if all people to gather to benefit you in something, do not benefit in any way that Allah had decreed for you, and if something together to harm you, do not hurt at all that he had not ordered Al- Allah for you. Well, everything is written '. "[At-Tirmidhi]
Since little is interested in learning everything he could, his intelligence and good behavior were significant, therefore, that the Messenger of the same Allaah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, asked Allah to give him to Ibn 'Abbas wisdom and understanding. After the death of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam, started his journey in search of wisdom and knowledge, with just 13 years old, was a pupil of the largest and most recognized Sahabah, making him a prominent alfaqui still young. 'Umar Ibn Al Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, consulted him before deciding moment for the Ummah, was always at his side, along with the wisest of the Sahabah and say, "You know things we do not "
For their virtues and knowledge was dubbed by many names, including: Hybrid Al Ummah (the scholar of the Ummah) and Turyuman Al Qur'an (the interpreter of the Koran). He died in 68 AH.
· Zaid Ibn Thabit, may Allah be pleased with him
accepted Islam at 11 years old when the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi emigrated to Medina. Since little is distinguished for seriousness in the pursuit of knowledge, their boldness, courage and determination in defending the religion of Allah. Wanted to participate in the Battle of Badr and Uhud, but because of age, the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, was asked to return home, like all other children like him wanted to join the Islamic army. Al Khandaq (the pit) was the first battle they fought.
accompanied the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, since his arrival in Medina. He was brilliant, so much so that his family came to the Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, saying: "This child is known Suras 17 of which you have been revealed," The Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa a'laihi sallam, was so impressed that each After that Allah revealed to him something, ask them to bring to Zaid to be recorded. Also I request you to learn the Syriac language (a dialect of Aramaic) language used by the Jews of Medina, to be responsible for writing all that the Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, wanted to say. Zaid soon learned the language by following the instructions of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam.
When he died the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with him, gave him the task of writing the Quran in a consolidated text. As expected, met Zaid its mission by ensuring that the message that Allah revealed to His Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam, came to us intact. He died in the year 45 AH. The day he died, Abu Hurayrah said: "He died the best of this Ummah, Allah wants that Ibn 'Abbas as his successor"
· Anas Ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him :
born ten years before the Hijrah. From the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi emigrated to Medina, he devoted himself to serving until the day of his death, a'laihi sallallaahu wa sallam Anas said, may Allah be pleased with him: "I served the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi ten years, during which he never abused me or insult me \u200b\u200bor wrinkled his brow at me." Faithfully fulfilled the first condition that he established the Prophet sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi: keep their secrets, because no one was able to convince him to reveal any of them, though I tried.
From childhood he was educated by the Prophet sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, therefore we see that their knowledge is very large and its behavior similar to that of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam. Plus it allowed him to be one of the Sahabah that aired more stories of the Prophet, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi over a thousand, for that reason he won the nickname of "Storyteller of Islam."
accompanied the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi in important situations and events such as: The Pact of Al Hudaibiah the Liberation of Makkah, the battles of Hunain and Khaybar. His life was long, so much so that many say was one of the last of the Sahabah to die, as we know died in the year 91 AH.
· Al Hasan Ibn 'Ali, may Allah be pleased with him
Son of' Ali Ibn Abi Talib and Fatima, the daughter of the Prophet, sallallahu a'laihi wa sallam. Ramadan was born in year 3 AH, was educated under the care of the Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, who liked to hold him, pamper and play a lot with him and his brother Al Husain.
is related that one day while the Messenger of Allah, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi was in the mimbar doing the sermon, he saw his two grandchildren walk among the people almost falling, down , the rose and rose again, then said: "When he saw how they walked, I do not want to hold the load" [An-Nasa'i]
was polite, generous, eloquent, and a brave warrior. When his father died, the people chose him as his successor, but the abdicated in favor of Mu'awiyah, may Allah be pleased with him, seeking to unify the ranks of Muslims. This was prophesied by the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, who said in a broadcast by Al-Bukhari Hadith: "This boy is a man among his people, may Allah do mediating between groups Muslims "
lived in Medina to respecting people for their great qualities and virtues, died in 50 of the Hijra.
· Al Husain Ibn 'Ali, may Allah be pleased with him
was born a year after his brother Al Hasan, the two were the most beloved by the Prophet sallallaahu a'laihi wa sallam, of all his family could not stand being away from them, if not seen, they are asked to bring or he went where they were.
Many sometimes rode in the back of the Prophet Muhammad, sallallaahu wa sallam a'laihi, even while he was in the Sujood (prostrate praying), never bothered with them, instead waiting to get off without moving, to avoid to fall.
Like his brother, he was courageous and brave warrior, he participated in several campaigns during the period of 'Uthman, may Allah be pleased with him, which was fought against the Byzantines, in the year 30 AH, fought under the command of Sa'd Ibn Abi Waqqas, may Allah be pleased with him, at the Battle of Asia and the conquest of Tabaristan.
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