Sa’d a déclaré : « J’étais le troisième musulman et je fus le premier à décocher une flèche dans la voie d’Allah. Who is that ‘Lion’s Claws’? Sa'd gave different reasons for his refusing to assist Imam 'Ali: sometimes he took himself to more competent for the position of the caliphate than anyone else, and sometimes he pointed out to, and bragged about, his records of When Imam 'Ali (a) was asked about people who did not pledge their allegiance to him, did not help him and did not go to battles with him, he replied: "these are people who spoiled the right path and did not promote the wrong path either". 'Abd Manaf b. Zuhra, known as Abi Waqqas, and his mother was Humna bt.

Il est né parmi les Banu Zuhrah, un clan Quraych et fut l'un des cousins de Amina bint Wahb, la mère de Mahomet.

His invocations were answered because the Prophet (peace be upon him) invoked Allah for him saying: "O Allah, make his arrow correct and answer his invocations.

He said to him: O you, do not insult the Companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) for they are my brothers.

Then he performed Salah and said: O Allah, for the sake of Your Pious Servants, make him a bad example to people. According to al-Nuwayri in He did not intervene much in the event of 'Uthman's murder, though it is said that he was prepared to rise in defense of 'Uthman. However, whatever we had was also had by 'Ali, but none of us had what he had. It was said: "I am Sa`d, O Allah's Messenger! The second invasion began in 636 under Sa`d ibn Abi Waqqas, when a key victory at the Battle of al-Qadisiyyah led to the permanent end of Sasanian control west of Iran. He later said that he was neutral in the story of 'Uthman.

He replied: O mother, do not do it because I shall never leave my religion.

Suddenly we heard the clatter of arms, whereupon the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "Who is it?" This story reveals aspects of Sa'd's character as well as the importance of the Council. I said: For your condition. Abi Sufyan b. Umayya 'Abd Shams. When Muhammad arrived at Kufa, he asked the tribes and the people about him. One of the people whose name was Abu Sa`dah stood up and said:As for Sa`d, he does not judge justly between us and does not participate in Jihad.

Thereupon, Sa`d (may Allah be pleased with him) stood and invoked Allah: O Allah, if this man has spoken falsely about me, make him blind, prolong his lifetime, make him live long in poverty, and expose him to seditionsIt was reported that Sa`d (may Allah be pleased with him) heard a man insulting Az-Zubayr ibn Al `Awwam, `Uthman, and Ali ibn Abu Talib (may Allah be pleased with him). Sa'd himself is quoted as saying that he converted to Islam before Many virtues are attributed to him in Sunni sources of On some accounts, after the Prophet's (s) demise, Sa'd was among people who gathered around Sa'd is mostly known for his activities during the 'Umar's respect for him is revealed by his appointment by 'Umar in the After 'Umar's demise, the members of the Council assembled.

Allah commanded a camel to place him under its feet until it killed him while people were watching. Thereupon, the Messenger of Allah said: O Sa`d, eat lawfully and your invocations shall be answered.

When he died, he left around 25,000 The Prophet (peace be upon him) invoked Allah for him then Allah revealedIt was reported that Sa`d ibn Abu Waqqas (may Allah be pleased with him) was the first to shed blood in Islam for the sake of Allah because Muslims used to go to the valleys of Makkah to perform Salah secretly before migration. Sa’d ibn Abi Waqqas from his father (Sa‘d) who said: "When the (following) verse was revealed: "Come, let us call our sons and your sons, our women and your women."

1442H / Sa`d ibn Malik ibn Abu Waqqas (may Allah be pleased with him) was one of brave knights who used to guard the Prophet (peace be upon him) and stuck to him during his travel and staying.

Umar then sent for Saad Ibn Malik Az-Zuhariy RA, also known as Saad Ibn Abi Waqas and appointed him governor of Iraq and Commander of the Army. `Ammar and I did not get anything but Sa`d brought two captives. So, `Umar sent Muhammad ibn Maslamah. Sa'd was well aware of Imam 'Ali (a)'s virtues, and this is manifest in some of his remarks. In the public allegiance to Imam 'Ali (a), Sa'd was asked to pledge his allegiance to Imam 'Ali (a), but he said to Imam (a): "I will not pledge my allegiance to you before all people do so; I swear to In one of his sermons, Imam 'Ali (a) refers to some people who did not pledge their allegiance to him, and said: "I heard news from On some accounts, Sa'd later pledged his allegiance to Imam 'Ali (a), though since he did not attend the battles of Imam (a), it was widely thought that he never did so.

Sa`d ibn Abi Waqqas (arabe : سعد بن أبي وقاص) (né entre 595 et 599 et mort entre 664 et 675) est l'un des compagnons du prophète de l'islam Mahomet.