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Imaams of the Sunnah: Vanguards of Islamic aqeedah: From the Companions

Published October 4, 2006 Aqeedah , Islam , Islamic History , Sahaabah , Salaf , Scholars 2 Comments

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From the Companions (Radiallahu anhum)

Note from translator: All the Companions, radiallahu ‘anhum, were Imaams of guidance, but there were some who were very famous, so perhaps the author only intended to mention the most famous of them or those that narrated the majority of the narrations.

Abu Bakr as Siddeeq (d. 13 AH)
‘Umar ibn al Khattab (d. 23 AH)
‘Uthmaan (d. 35 AH)
‘Alee (d. 40 AH)
az Zubayr (d. 36 AH)
Sa’eed ibn Abee Waqqaas (d. 54 AH)
Sa’eed ibn Zayd (d. 50 AH)
‘Abdur Rahmaan ibn ‘Awf (d. 31 AH)
‘Abdullaah ibn Mas’ood (d. 32 AH)
Mu’aadh ibn Jabal (d. 17 AH)
Ubayy ibn Ka’b (d. 22 AH)
Ibn Abbas (d. 68 AH)
Ibn ‘Umar (d. 84 AH)
‘Abdullaah ibn ‘Amr ibn al ‘Aas (d. 65 AH)
‘Abdullaah ibn az Zubayr (d. 73 AH)
Zayd ibn Thaabit (d. 45 AH or 48 AH)
Abud Dardaa (d. 32 AH)
‘Ubaadah ibn Saamit (d. 34 AH)
Abu Moosa al Ash’aree (d. 44 AH)
‘Imraan ibn Husain (d. 52 AH)
‘Ammar ibn Yaasir (d. 37 AH)
Abu Hurairah (d. 57 AH)
Hudhaifah ibn al Yamaan (d. 36 AH)
‘Uqbah ibn ‘Aamir al Juhanee (d. 58 AH)
Salmaan (d. 35 AH)
Jaabir (d. 74 AH)
Abu Sa’eed al Khudree (d. 74 AH)
Hudhaifah ibn Usaid al Ghifaaree (d. 42 AH)
Abu Umaamah Sudayya ibn ‘Ajlaan [al Baahilee] (d. 86 AH)
Jundub ibn ‘Abdillaah (d. 64 AH)
Abu Mas’ood ‘Uqbah ibn ‘Amr (d. 40 AH)
‘Umair ibn Habeeb ibn Khumaashah
Abut Tufail ‘Aamir ibn Waalithah (d. 110 AH)
‘Aa’ishah (d. 58 AH)
Umm Salamah (d. 62 AH)

radiallaahu ‘anhum ajma’een

Related Posts:

Imaams of the Sunnah: Vanguards of Islamic Aqeedah
Imaams of the Sunnah: Vanguards of Islamic Aqeedah: Introduction

The Imaams and Vanguards From:
The Companions
Taabi’een from the People of Madeenah
The People of Makkah
The People of Shaam and Arabian Peninsula
The People of Egypt
The People of Koofah
The People of Basrah
The People of Waasit
The People of Baghdaad & Mawsil
The People of Khurasaan
The People of Rayy and Tabaristaan

Related Links:
Sahaaba: Companions of the Prophet ()
The Views of Ahl us Sunnah towards the Companions (Radi Allahu Anhum)
We Love the Companion by Ibn Abil ‘Izz al Hanafee (d. 792 AH)
The Creed of Ahl us Sunnah wal Jamâ’ah concerning the Sahaaba (Radi Allabu Anhum) by Abdul Muhsin al Abbâd

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  2. 2 nadeem January 20, 2010 at 12:26 pm

    Bilal ibn rabah
    shuaib ar rumi
    salman al farsi
    hamzah ibn abdulmutallib
    abu dharr al ghifari
    khabaab ibn al arrat

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