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islamonline - ramadan `Ali Ibn Abu Talib was the Prophet’s nephew; his father was Abu Talib Ibn Abdul Muttalib, and his mother was Fatimah bint Asad. `Ali was assassinated by `Abdur-Rahman Ibn Muljam, may Allah curse him, on 17th Ramadam, 40 A.H. at the age of 58. On the Battle of Al-Khandaq, he fought `Amr Ibn Wudd, one of the strongest men in Quraish, and killed him. www.islamonline.net /English/ramadan1422/2001/history/article10.shtml   (272 words)

Quiz about Islam questions - Page 3 - Ummah.com Among the Companions who narrated from him: `Ali, Ibn Mas`ud, Ibn `Abbas, Abu Hurayra, and especially his son Ibn `Umar upon whose narrations Malik relied in his Muwatta’. Now, the names I remember are: Hamza (who became Muslim and was killed in the Battle of Uhud), Al'Abbas (also became Muslim), Abu Lahab (remained a mushrik- recall surat almasad), and Abu Talib (supported Prophet Muhammad throughout his entire life, but unfortunately, never became Muslim Actually, all I was able to recall from memory was that Prophet Muhammad had 9 paternal uncles since his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib had 10 sons www.ummah.net /forum/showthread.php?t=25263&page=3   (1391 words)

Welcome to IslamVision.org Thus, Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) was the son of 'Abdullah Ibn 'Abdul Muttalib, Ibn Hashim, Ibn 'Abdul Munaf, Ibn Qusayy, Ibn Kilab, Ibn Murra, Ibn Ka'b Ibn Lu'ayy, Ibn Ghalib, Ibn Fihr, Ibn Malik, Ibn al-Nadr, Ibn Kinana, Ibn Khusayma, Ibn Mudrika, Ibn Ilyas, Ibn Mudar Ibn Nizar Ibn Ma'add, Ibn 'Adnan. Following the death Of 'Abdul Muttalib, Abu Talib took the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) under his care for he and 'Abdullah, the Prophet's father, were brothers by the same mother. Abdul Muttalib, chieftain of the Quraysh, had ten sons who were all worthy and outstanding, but 'Abdullah was the noblest and most prominent among them. www.islamvision.org /TheBirth.asp   (1391 words)

CHAPTER 3 The leader of Bani Hashim was Abu Talib ibn Abdul Muttalib ibn Hashim ibn Abd Manaf ibn Qusayy. Both Abu Talib and Abdullah, the father of Muhammed, were the sons of the same mother, whereas Abdul Muttalib's other sons were born of his other wives. His birth in their house had made it a house of many blessings; and now, after the death of Abdul Muttalib, he had returned to it. home.swipnet.se /islam/A_Personality/khadija/chapter3.htm   (1391 words)

Shaiba ibn Hashim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia He was then taken care of by Abu Talib ibn Abdul Muttalib When his father died, his uncle Muttalib ibn Abd al-Manaf succeded his father. Shaiba ibn Hashim was also the grandfather of Ali ibn Abu Talib, who was the cousin of Muhammad and also the first Imam according to Shia Muslims and the fourth and last of the rightly guided caliphs according to the Sunni Muslims. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shaiba_ibn_Hashim   (1391 words)

Victory News Magazine All For the Love of a Prophet Along with his son, ‘Abdul Muttalib went to Yathreb to meet with Wahb ibn ‘Abd Manaf and proposed that Abdullah should be married to his daughter, Aminah. For the blessed occasion, Abu Talib bought together the sacred heirlooms of the Bani Hashim including the cloak and staff of ‘Abdul Muttalib, with which the bridegroom was ordained along with the black turban of his clan and a ring of green agate that had once belonged to Hashim bin ‘Abd Manaf bin Qusayy. My nephew, Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Abdul Muttalib, is the best individual in all mankind in his intelligence, in wisdom, in purity of lineage, in purity of his personal life and in distinction of family. www.victorynewsmagazine.com /4AllForTheLoveOfAProphet.htm   (1391 words)

Shaiba ibn Hashim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia He was then taken care of by Abu Talib ibn Abdul Muttalib. Shaiba ibn Hashim was also the grandfather of Ali ibn Abu Talib, who was the cousin of Muhammad and also the first Imam according to Shia Muslims and the fourth and last of the rightly guided caliphs according to the Sunni Muslims. When Muttalib died, Shaiba succeeded him as the chief of the Banu Hashim clan. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Abdul_Muttalib   (285 words)

[No title] As the moment of his death arrived, Abdul Muttalib called his sons together and told them that he was leaving two "bequests" for them : one was the leadership of the clan of Banu Hashim, and the other was Muhammad ibn Abdullah, their nephew, an orphan of eight. He was born in the house of his uncle Abu Talib on the 12th of Rabi al-Awal, a date that corresponds to 8 June 570 A.D. His midwife who had the honour and distinction of bringing him into this world was the mother of Abdur Rahman ibn Auf. When Amina, sent the tidings of the auspicious birth to his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, he came, took him in his arms and gave him the name Muhammad (saws) members.lycos.co.uk /archive6782002/August/PART_I.HTM   (285 words)

Restatement of History of Islam and Muslims Ali's parents were Abu Talib ibn Abdul Muttalib, and Fatima, the daughter of Asad, both of the clan of Hashim. In the first place, Abu Talib was not in such dire straits that he could not feed a child of five; he was a man of rank and substance, and his caravans plied between Hijaz and Syria or between Hijaz and Yemen. He (Ali) is the one for whom the House of Allah was turned into a maternity home; And he is the one who threw the idols out of that House; Ali was the first and the last child ever to be born in the Kaaba. al-islam.org /restatement/7.htm   (1250 words)

CGClasses.com She married ‘ali ibn Abi Talib after the death of Fatimah (this was on her request) they had no children, after Ali's death she married Al-Mugheerah ibn Nawfal ibn Al-Harith ibn Abdul Muttalib. Abu Bakr, Ja’far, ‘Uthman and Al’Abbas were all killed with their half brother Al-Husayn ibn ‘Ali at Karbala. Fatimah married Ali Ibn Abi Talib who was the cousin of the Prophet and who later became the fourth Caliph. www.cgclasses.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-363   (1250 words)

Restatement of History of Islam and Muslims Abdul Muttalib announced on his death-bed that his son, Abu Talib, would succeed him as the new chief of Banu Hashim, and that he would also be the guardian of Muhammad. Just before his death, Abdul Muttalib called all his sons together and told them that he was leaving two "bequests" for them; one was the leadership of the clan of Banu Hashim, and the other was Muhammad ibn Abdullah, their nephew, an orphan of eight. Abdul Muttalib's other sons had apparently come from different wives. www.al-shia.com /html/eng/books/restatment/05.htm   (1250 words)

Untitled Shah-Zenan was awarded a royal treatment and was given a new name in her own Persian mother tongue: Shahr Banu, which means "mistress of the ladies of the city." The marriage between her and Imam Husain (as) produced our Fourth Holy Imam (Zainul-Abidin, or al-Sajjad) Ali ibn al-Husain ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib (as). One of them, Shah-Zenan, ended up marrying our Third Holy Imam Husain ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib (as), whereas her sister married the renown scholar and acclaimed muhaddith (traditionist) Muhammad son of the first Muslim caliph Abu Bakr. She was a distant cousin of her husband the Messenger of Allah Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Abdul-Muttalib ibn Hashim ibn Abd Manaf ibn Qusayy, Allah's peace and blessings be upon him and his progeny. www.al-islam1.org /biographies/khadija.htm   (1250 words)

Wife of the Prophet Muhammad (SAWAS) She was a distant cousin of her husband the Messenger of Allah Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Abdul-Muttalib ibn Hashim ibn Abd Manaf ibn Qusayy, Allah's peace and blessings be upon him and his progeny. Imam Husain ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib (as), Muhammad's grandson and our Third Holy Imam, married the daughter of the last Persian emperor Jazdagird (Yazdegerd) III son of Shahryar and grandson of this same Khusrau II. Khadija al-Kubra daughter of Khuwaylid ibn (son of) Asad ibn Abdul-`Uzza ibn Qusayy belonged to the clan of Banu Hashim of the tribe of Banu Asad. www.ummah.net /khoei/khadija.htm   (4754 words)

Restatement of History of Islam and Muslims The two individuals were Abu Talib ibn Abdul-Muttalib and his son, Ali; and the two groups were the Banu Hashim in Makkah, and the Ansar in Medina. Mas'ab ibn Umayr, Abdullah ibn Masood, Bilal ibn Ribah, Zayd ibn Haritha, and his son, Usama, and Abdullah ibn Rawaha, were far more distinguished than Uthman, Abdur Rahman bin Auf, Obaidullah bin Aamir al-Jarrah, and Saeed bin Zayd, and yet the Prophet did not give them any assurance that they would enter heaven. It is not known what was the standard for judging who would enter heaven, and who would be refused admission to it. al-islam.org /restatement/72.htm   (1698 words)

CGClasses.com Mother: hind bint ‘awf ibn zuhayr ibn alHaarith ibn HumaaTah ibn juraysh /jarsh she has the distinction of being the mother-in-law of the Prophet [sallallahu alayhi wa sallam] Muhammad, the first Caliph Abu Bakr Siddiq, Hamzah bin'Abdul Muttalib, 'Abbas bin'Abdul Muttalib, Ja'far bin Abi Talib and 'Ali bin Abi Talib Hamzah ibn ‘Abdul Muttalib his mother is Halah bint Wuhayb ibn ‘Abdu Manaaf ibn Zuhrah, she is 1st cousin to Aminah bint Wahb ‘Abdu Manaaf ibn Zuhrah, the mother of the prophet sallaallaahu alayi wa sallam. - Zaynab bint ‘Ali - she married ‘Abdullah ibn JaÂ’far ibn Abi Talib www.cgclasses.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-363   (1698 words)

Untitled She was a distant cousin of her husband the Messenger of Allah Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Abdul-Muttalib ibn Hashim ibn Abd Manaf ibn Qusayy, Allah's peace and blessings be upon him and his progeny. Shah-Zenan was awarded a royal treatment and was given a new name in her own Persian mother tongue: Shahr Banu, which means "mistress of the ladies of the city." The marriage between her and Imam Husain (as) produced our Fourth Holy Imam (Zainul-Abidin, or al-Sajjad) Ali ibn al-Husain ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib (as). Khadija al-Kubra daughter of Khuwaylid ibn (son of) Asad ibn Abdul-`Uzza ibn Qusayy belonged to the clan of Banu Hashim of the tribe of Banu Asad. www.al-islam.org /biographies/khadija.htm   (4746 words)

The Birth of Muhammad (S.A.W.) Imam Reza (A.S.) Network He (Muhammad ibn Abdullah) was born in the house of his uncle, Abu Talib, in the "quarter" of Banu Hashim in Makkah, on the 12th of Rabi al-Awal of the Year of the Elephant, a date that corresponds to June 8, 570. Just before his death, Abdul Muttalib called all his sons together and told them that he was leaving two "bequests" for them; one was the leadership of the clan of Banu Hashim, and the other was Muhammad ibn Abdullah, their nephew, an orphan of eight. Abdul Muttalib announced on his death-bed that his son, Abu Talib, would succeed him as the new chief of Banu Hashim, and that he would also be the guardian of Muhammad. www.imamreza.net /eng/imamreza.php?id=4446   (1570 words)

AhlulBayt Discussion Forum > Mua'wia Ibne Hind muawiya ibn abdullah ibn jafar ibn abu talib ibn abdullah ibn abdul muttalib Atleast Please tell me the name of That son of Hz jafar Ibne Abi Talib... No one else is eager to defend him, so they (those who hate and curse Muawiya (LA) ibn Hind (LA)) don't care about who else shares the name... www.shiachat.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t41954-150.html   (4217 words)

GRAVES IN BAQEE- AL- GHARQAD - MADINAH 1- Hassan ibn Ali ibn Abu Talib (R.A) 2- Fatima, the daughter of Rasulullaah (S.A.W) 3- Muhammad ibn Al- Bakir Zainul Abideen s(R.A) 4- Abbas ibn Abdul Mutalib, Rasulullaah (S.A.W)'s cousin 1- Safiya bint Abdul Muttalib, aunts of Rasulullaah (S.A.W) 2- Atika, her sister The graves of Fatima bint Asad and Saad ibn Maaz (R.A) To the north of the grave of Osman ibn Affan (R.A) and 50 metres from the extreme north- east corner of Al- Baqee are found these two graves: www.al-islam.8k.com /baqeegraves.htm   (679 words)

BibleGen3 - pafg48 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File Selma bint Adi ibn Najjar Khazraji.Selma married Hashim 'al Muttalib. Fatima bint Asad inb Hashim.Fatima married Abdul Manaf abu Talib Talib. Fatima bint 'Amr of Makhzum.Fatima married Abdul al-Mattalib shayba al Hamd. home.comcast.net /~r.engle/pafg48.htm   (207 words)

News Letter In the same year (1925), he also demolished the tombs of holy personages at Jannat al-Mualla (Makkah) where the Holy Prophet (s)'s mother Hazrat Aminah (SA), his wife Hazrat Khadija-tul-Kubra (SA), grandfather Hazrat Abdul Muttalib (AS), his uncle Hazrat Abu Talib (AS) and other ancestors are buried, all under the banner of Islam. However, on 8th Shawwal, Wednesday, in the year 1345 AH (April 21, 1925) mausoleums in Jannat al-Baqi (Madina) were demolished by King Ibn Saud. Jannat al-Baqi, or the Cemetery of Baqi, is the famous burial place of great personalities without whom the history of Islam is incomplete. www.islamic-college.ac.uk /newsletter2/jan04page1.htm   (461 words)

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