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Topic: Sahaba

	Prophet Muhammed, Mohammed-Islam (Submission)-Hadith and Sunna in Islam (Submission)- Ahadith-Sunnah-Quran, Qur'an, ...
		In Islam (Submission in English), the term "Sahaba" is used often to refer to the companions of the Prophet Muhammed.
		While some (minority) of the "Sahaba" were honored in the Quran for their stand beside the Prophet Muhammed and their supporting of him, the majority were not that fortunate, and they were given the right description by God Almighty in the Quran.
		The idolatry with these "Sahabas" that we witness among the traditional Muslims is just another reflection of their distance from the book of God, the ultimate truth, the Quran.
	www.submission.org /muhammed/sahaba.html (4448 words)

	Answering-Ansar.org :: Cursing Sahaba; Shari'i penalty
		It is a means of protecting the sacred institution of the Sahaba, by stemming and discussion / analysis of their wrong actions.
		It becomes a tactical means of shedding the blood of the innocent Shi'a, killing Shi'as is justified, for they curse the Sahaba, the perpetrator of this heinous crime should be killed.
		For groups such as SSP all is perfectly legitimate since the elimination of those that curse the Sahaba is a religious duty.
	www.answering-ansar.org /answers/cursing_sahaba/en/index.php (543 words)

	Historical Roots of the Sahaba's Ultimate Decency Conception \|\| Imam Reza (A.S.) Network
		The Sahaba's ultimate decency conception was formulated and concluded in such a secure approach that it perfectly ensures the inventors' past, present and future, and deem lawful all their manners.
		In addition to reports of the virtuous Sahaba, the forged and false sayings originated in the epoch of sedition and perfectly formed in the Umayid reign were depended on by those who believed that the entire Sahaba had been decent of the same rank since they all were to be in the Paradise.
		The Virtuous Sahaba could naturally conceive the whole play; yet, they were too short to do anything as their hands were enchained, the nation was engaged in discrepancies and the ruling authorities held fast on every thing.
	www.imamreza.net /eng/imamreza.php?id=3072 (20229 words)

	Hearts of the Sahaba
		Reflect on the efficacy of the hearts of the Sahaba, the Companions of the Prophet, peace be upon him.
		During the third and fourth centuries, the era of the Sahaba and the Tabi'een (Successors), Muslims were able to effect dynamic changes.There must be something wrong with us today if we cannot do the same.
		There were 124,000 Sahaba who sat with the Prophet and learned his traditions, but only 10 or 15 were qualified to make fatwa.
	www.naqshbandi.org /suhba/heartsofSahaba.htm (924 words)

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