He was a slave that was freed by Abu Bakr As Siddiq (ra) after his owner was tormenting him for renouncing their polytheistic beliefs (by telling him to lie on the sand under the scorching sun and placing a stone on top of him." During this he would shout "wahid, wahid!" if I am not mistaken that is..that is all 🙂
bilanHe was a slave that was freed by Abu Bakr As Siddiq (ra) after his owner was tormenting him for renouncing their polytheistic beliefs (by telling him to lie on the sand under the scorching sun and placing a stone on top of him." During this he would shout "wahid, wahid!" if I am not mistaken that is..that is all :)
i love the way you phrased that. jazakAllah.
i think he said "ahad, ahad" which means "the only one" referring to Allah of course.
bilanHe was a slave that was freed by Abu Bakr As Siddiq (ra) after his owner was tormenting him for renouncing their polytheistic beliefs (by telling him to lie on the sand under the scorching sun and placing a stone on top of him." During this he would shout "wahid, wahid!" if I am not mistaken that is..that is all :)
i love the way you phrased that. jazakAllah.
i think he said "ahad, ahad" which means "the only one" referring to Allah of course.
and not a stone, a humangous rock.
wa iyyak. it was ahad wasnt it?
is a rock just a big stone and a stone a small rock?
Narrated Jabir ibn ‘Abdullah (raa): Whenever Umar lbn Al-Khattab (raa) mentioned Abu Bakr (ra) he would say, “Abu Bakr (ra) is our master and the emancipator of our master.” That is to say, Bilaal (ra).
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Bilan Thu, 20 Oct 2011 - 15:28
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
He was a slave that was freed by Abu Bakr As Siddiq (ra) after his owner was tormenting him for renouncing their polytheistic beliefs (by telling him to lie on the sand under the scorching sun and placing a stone on top of him." During this he would shout "wahid, wahid!" if I am not mistaken that is..that is all 🙂
Valkyrie Thu, 20 Oct 2011 - 18:44
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
He (r.a) was one of the earliest African Muslims.
LookingToSee Thu, 20 Oct 2011 - 20:22
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
i love the way you phrased that. jazakAllah.
i think he said "ahad, ahad" which means "the only one" referring to Allah of course.
and not a stone, a humangous rock.
Bilan Fri, 21 Oct 2011 - 18:54
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
wa iyyak. it was ahad wasnt it?
is a rock just a big stone and a stone a small rock?
LookingToSee Fri, 21 Oct 2011 - 20:41
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
stone sounds small.
TPOS Tue, 25 Oct 2011 - 00:04
Re: Bilal Radhyaallahu 'anhu
Sahih Bukhari: Volume 5, Book 57, Number 98
Narrated Jabir ibn ‘Abdullah (raa): Whenever Umar lbn Al-Khattab (raa) mentioned Abu Bakr (ra) he would say, “Abu Bakr (ra) is our master and the emancipator of our master.” That is to say, Bilaal (ra).
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