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* If such is recorded in three or more reports with different chains ([[Istifada]]) | * If such is recorded in three or more reports with different chains ([[Istifada]]) | ||
* Being well known to people ([[shuhra]]), | * Being well known to people ([[shuhra]]), | ||
* Being reported by trustworthy narrators ([[khabar al-thiqa]]) | * Being reported by trustworthy narrators ([[al-khabar al-thiqa]]) | ||
Those who had the good fortune of seeing the Prophet (s), but were young in age, are known as the 'minor companions' (Saḥāba al-Ṣighār). | Those who had the good fortune of seeing the Prophet (s), but were young in age, are known as the 'minor companions' (Saḥāba al-Ṣighār). | ||
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==Justness of Companions== | ==Justness of Companions== | ||
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[[Sunni]] Muslims, all except a small group (whom Ibn Hajar refers to as the [[Mubtada'a]]), are known to hold the belief that the companions were just and righteous individuals. However, apparently, it seems that not all Sunni scholars have accepted this view; hence, it is not correct to say that all Sunnis have this belief. | [[Sunni]] Muslims, all except a small group (whom Ibn Hajar refers to as the [[Mubtada'a]]), are known to hold the belief that the companions were just and righteous individuals. However, apparently, it seems that not all Sunni scholars have accepted this view; hence, it is not correct to say that all Sunnis have this belief. | ||
[[Ibn Abi l-Hadid]], a Sunni [[Mu'tazilite]] scholar, says regarding those who instigated the [[Battle of Camel]]: | [[Ibn Abi l-Hadid]], a Sunni [[Mu'tazilite]] scholar, says regarding those who instigated the [[Battle of Camel]]: | ||
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In the view of the [[Shi'a]]s, the best of the Prophet's (s) companions were [[Imam 'Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] and his two sons, [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]]. | In the view of the [[Shi'a]]s, the best of the Prophet's (s) companions were [[Imam 'Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] and his two sons, [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]] and [[Imam al-Husayn (a)]]. | ||
==See Also== | |||
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* [[:category:Sahaba]] | |||
* [[Pledge of al-Ridwan]] | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||