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Abu Ayyub have been praised by all [[Sunni]] scholars of [['ilm al-Rijal|Rijal]] and some have also regarded him authentic, but [[Shia]] scholars have only praised him and have avoided expressly regarding him authentic; even [[Ibn Dawud al-Hilli]] have mentioned him among Muhmilin [delinquent or laggard]. | Abu Ayyub have been praised by all [[Sunni]] scholars of [['ilm al-Rijal|Rijal]] and some have also regarded him authentic, but [[Shia]] scholars have only praised him and have avoided expressly regarding him authentic; even [[Ibn Dawud al-Hilli]] have mentioned him among Muhmilin [delinquent or laggard]. | ||
Shia scholars of Rijal have different opinions regarding justification of his participation in the battle with polytheists under the command of [[Mu'awiya]] and [[Yazid]] regardless of his firm advocacy of the right of [[Imam Ali (a)]]'s caliphate. [[Fadl b. Shadhan]] considered this act of him negligence and mistake in judgment and added that even though he was not happy with his contemporary caliph but he participated in the wars having the intention of advancing and supporting Islam and the proof for this claim is that there were disputes between him and Mu'awiya; however, [[Ayatullah | Shia scholars of Rijal have different opinions regarding justification of his participation in the battle with polytheists under the command of [[Mu'awiya]] and [[Yazid]] regardless of his firm advocacy of the right of [[Imam Ali (a)]]'s caliphate. [[Fadl b. Shadhan]] considered this act of him negligence and mistake in judgment and added that even though he was not happy with his contemporary caliph but he participated in the wars having the intention of advancing and supporting Islam and the proof for this claim is that there were disputes between him and Mu'awiya; however, [[Ayatullah Khoei]], rejecting this opinion deemed it possible that he acted so with respect to a permission from [[Imam al-Hasan (a)]]. | ||
Abu Ayyub was also considered a powerful poet. It is possible that calling him poet was because of the poems he composed in the [[battle of Siffin]] and also later in replying to the letter of Mu'awiya. | Abu Ayyub was also considered a powerful poet. It is possible that calling him poet was because of the poems he composed in the [[battle of Siffin]] and also later in replying to the letter of Mu'awiya. | ||