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'''Khuzayma b. Thābit b. Fākih b. Thaʿlaba b. Sāʿida al-Ansārī''' (خُزَیمَة بن ثابِت بن فاکه بن ثَعْلَبَة بن | '''Khuzayma b. Thābit b. Fākih b. Thaʿlaba b. Sāʿida al-Ansārī''' (خُزَیمَة بن ثابِت بن فاکه بن ثَعْلَبَة بن ساعدة الأنصاري) was one of the [[companions of the prophet (s)|Prophet's (s) companion]] and Imam 'Ali's friend. He was the pioneer among the people of his tribe to convert to Islam and become the companion of [[the Prophet (s)]]. He was martyred in the [[Battle of Siffin]]. | ||
==Name, Linage, and Kunya == | ==Name, Linage, and Kunya == | ||
Khuzayma b. Thabit b. Fakih b. Tha'laba b. Sa'ida al-Ansari was from [[Medina]], the tribe of [[ | Khuzayma b. Thabit b. Fakih b. Tha'laba b. Sa'ida al-Ansari was from [[Medina]], the tribe of [[Aws]], [[Banu Khatma]] family. He was one of the great companions of the Prophet (s) and a famous friend of [[Imam 'Ali (a)]]. | ||
His mother, Kabsha, the daughter of Aws, was from [[Banu Sa'ida]]. His kunya was Abu 'Umara. There is no report about his life before becoming Muslim. | His mother, Kabsha, the daughter of Aws, was from [[Banu Sa'ida]]. His kunya was Abu 'Umara. There is no report about his life before becoming Muslim. | ||
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==Title== | ==Title== | ||
Khuzayma b. Thabit is known as Dhu al-Shahadatayn; because once he testified due to a request for verification of a dealing and the [[Prophet (s)]] regarded it as the testimonies of two just witnesses which it apparently was due to Khuzayma's strong faith in the Prophet (s) and Islam. It brought him a great honor and the people of [[Medina]], from both tribes of [[ | Khuzayma b. Thabit is known as Dhu al-Shahadatayn; because once he testified due to a request for verification of a dealing and the [[Prophet (s)]] regarded it as the testimonies of two just witnesses which it apparently was due to Khuzayma's strong faith in the Prophet (s) and Islam. It brought him a great honor and the people of [[Medina]], from both tribes of [[Aws and Khazraj]], felt proud of him. The people of Ows said, "The one whose testimony was regarded as two testimonies by the Prophet (s) is one of us"<ref>Dhahabi, Vol.2, P.478</ref>. His testimony was about the horse of the Prophet (s) called Murtajiz. The Prophet (s) had bought it from an Arab, but he denied the dealing. Khuzayma testified for the Prophet (s). The Prophet (s) asked him, "How do you testify while you were not with us?" Khuzayma answered, "I am sure that you tell nothing but the truth. How can we affirm you regarding bringing a new religion, while we do not affirm your claim about buying a horse?" Then, the Prophet (s) said, "Khuzayma's testimony for or against a person is a proof"<ref>Ibn Sa'd, Vol.4, PP.378-9; Kulayni, Vol.7, P.401</ref>. | ||
==At the Time of the Prophet (s)== | ==At the Time of the Prophet (s)== | ||
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The grave of Khuzayma is not known in Siffin. | The grave of Khuzayma is not known in Siffin. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
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* [[Al-Shaykh al-Saduq|Al-Saduq]], Muhammad b. 'Ali, ''[[Al-Khisal]]'', Ed. 'Ali Akbar Ghaffari, Qom, Mu'assisa Al-Nashr al-Islami, 1416 AH/1995 | |||
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