Where is bilal buried

Khattab, he left Medina and went to Syria. Bilal was also a narrator of hadith , [36] from whom a community of the companions and Tabi'un has narrated; [37] for instance, he has narrated a long hadith from the Prophet s regarding the excellence of Adhan. Many hadiths are narrated from the Prophet s regarding the virtues of Bilal, such as; "Bilal was among the early believers in Islam ", [38] "he is the chief of all those who call for prayer", [39] "the garden is eager for three persons; Ali a , 'Ammar , and Bilal", [40] "three black persons are the chiefs of the garden; Luqman the Wise , Najashi the king of Abyssinia in the time Prophet s , and Bilal", [41] and also a prayer is narrated from the Prophet s for him helping lady Fatima a with the house chores.

Likewise, Imam Ali a has counted him among the early believers in Islam [43] and acclaimed his purity and self-edification. The exegetes of the Qur'an have considered several verses to be revealed regarding the virtues of Bilal and his companions; Qur'an 4 , [48] Qur'an 6 , [49] Qur'an 16 , [50] Qur'an 18 , [51] and Qur'an 49 and Based on the famous report, he is buried in Bab al-Saghir cemetery , Damascus.

Some sources have reported his age at death to be sixty three, sixty four or seventy. Jump to: navigation , search. Sahaba Bilal b. Beirut: [n. Tehran: [n. Qom: [n. Cairo: , AH. Beirut: lithography, [n. Cairo: [n. Edited by Suhayl Zakar. Mashhad: [n. Wiesbaden: [n. Sidon: [n. Najaf: [n. Companions of the Prophet Sahaba. Ja'far b. Zam'a b.

Abi Bakr. Jabir b. Sa'd b. Hudayr b. Hashim b. Utba b. Rabah converted to Islam sometime around after he heard the message of the Prophet Muhammad and five years after the Prophet began to gather followers. Converting to the new Islamic faith was a challenge for this enslaved person since it was not the religion of his owner, and many of the earliest Muslims faced ridicule and harassment from non-Muslims once their decision to embrace Islam became known.

Khalf ordered his men to take Rabah to the desert during the long, hot summers where he was stripped naked. On other occasions, heavy rocks were placed on his chest to force his renouncement of Islam. Abu Bakr exchanged three slaves for Rabah whom he cared for and nursed back to health.

There Muhammad would establish the Islamic religion in that city. In that position, Rabah distributed funds to people in need, including widows and orphans.

He was whipped at night and, with the cuts thus received, made to lie on the burning ground during the day to make him either forsake Islam or to die a lingering death from wounds. He was to always remain with him at home and abroad to call out the Azaan for his Salat. He therefore left Madinah, and decided to pass the rest of his life striving in the path of Allah. How is it that you never visit me? No sooner did he get up that he set out for Madinah.

He could not refuse them, for they were very dear to him. Even the women came out of their houses weeping. Bab al-Saghir cemetery. You may also like. Palestine: Jerusalem.