Abu Sa'id Al-Khudri is the seventh that many hadith narrated from the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully. 1,170 hadith has been narrated. People never asked him to let them write hadith they hear from him. He replied, "Do not even once you write it and do not you make a reading, but as I memorize memorize".
Abi Sa'eed better known by his real name is Sa'd ibn Malik ibn Sinan. His father Malik ibn Sinan martyred in the battle of Uhud, he continued with a Khudri nasabnya Khudrah al-Harith ibn Awf ibn al-Khazraj were known by the nickname "Abjar".
When war broke out his father's Uhud (malik) took him to the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully and asked that her son be included in warfare. At that time, Jabir was aged 13 years, but his father flatter her body strength: "He's a big-boned O Messenger of Allah" but, Messenger still considered a child and told take it home.
Abu Sa'id al-Khudri, was one of the friends who do allegiance to the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully they vowed not to be deterred by the rantings of the fight for the religion of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala, they are members of the Abu Dharr al-Ghifari , Sahl bin Sa'd, Ubaidah bin ash Saamit and Muhammad ibn Muslim.
Abu Sa'id al-Khudri together Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully in Bani Musthaliq war, war and war Trench warfare thereafter, overall he followed 12 times of war.
History of other friends aplenty but the source of the most famous is his own father Malik ibn Sinan, his brother the same mother an-Nu'man ibn Qatada, Abu Bakan, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Abu Musa al-Ash'ari, Zaid ibn Thabit and Abdullah bin Salam.
While the people who narrated the hadith from him was his own son Aburahman, his wife Zainab bin Ka'b bin Ajrad, Abdullah ibn Umar, Abdullah bin Abbas, Abu Thufail, Nafi 'and Ikramah.
Abdurahman Abu Sa'id bring his son to the Baqi cemetery, and advised that he was later buried in a distant part of the place. He said: "O my son, if I die someday, bury me there, do not you make a tent for, do not you accompany Jenazahku to bring fire, do not you weep for me with wailing, and do not tell anyone about me".
Then he he died in the year 74 H.
Source:
- Biography of Abu Sa'id in Tahdheeb at Tahdheeb 3/49.
Abi Sa'eed better known by his real name is Sa'd ibn Malik ibn Sinan. His father Malik ibn Sinan martyred in the battle of Uhud, he continued with a Khudri nasabnya Khudrah al-Harith ibn Awf ibn al-Khazraj were known by the nickname "Abjar".
When war broke out his father's Uhud (malik) took him to the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully and asked that her son be included in warfare. At that time, Jabir was aged 13 years, but his father flatter her body strength: "He's a big-boned O Messenger of Allah" but, Messenger still considered a child and told take it home.
Abu Sa'id al-Khudri, was one of the friends who do allegiance to the Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully they vowed not to be deterred by the rantings of the fight for the religion of Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala, they are members of the Abu Dharr al-Ghifari , Sahl bin Sa'd, Ubaidah bin ash Saamit and Muhammad ibn Muslim.
Abu Sa'id al-Khudri together Prophet sallallaahu alaihi respectfully in Bani Musthaliq war, war and war Trench warfare thereafter, overall he followed 12 times of war.
History of other friends aplenty but the source of the most famous is his own father Malik ibn Sinan, his brother the same mother an-Nu'man ibn Qatada, Abu Bakan, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Abu Musa al-Ash'ari, Zaid ibn Thabit and Abdullah bin Salam.
While the people who narrated the hadith from him was his own son Aburahman, his wife Zainab bin Ka'b bin Ajrad, Abdullah ibn Umar, Abdullah bin Abbas, Abu Thufail, Nafi 'and Ikramah.
Abdurahman Abu Sa'id bring his son to the Baqi cemetery, and advised that he was later buried in a distant part of the place. He said: "O my son, if I die someday, bury me there, do not you make a tent for, do not you accompany Jenazahku to bring fire, do not you weep for me with wailing, and do not tell anyone about me".
Then he he died in the year 74 H.
Source:
- Biography of Abu Sa'id in Tahdheeb at Tahdheeb 3/49.
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