MohammadAbul Hafidz, Dihliz Zuna'i, dan Munifatunnufus dalam Al-Quran Hadis (2014) menyebutkan tiga ketentuan tersebut, mencakup (1) didasari keikhlasan karena Allah semata, (2) sesuai tuntunan Rasulullah SAW, dan (3) berdasarkan ilmu (bukan sekadar ikut-ikutan).
Pour clore cette magnifique saga qui nous a permis de redĂ©couvrir lâhistoire si intense de quelques-uns des Compagnons Abu Bakr, Bilal ibn Rabah, Musâab ibm Umayr et Umar ibn al-Khattab du ProphĂšte salaLlahu alayhi wa salam, nous partons aujourdâhui Ă la rencontre de Salman Al FarĂźsĂź ou Salman le Perse dont le cheminement est une incessante quĂȘte de vĂ©ritĂ© et qui est pour nous un exemple de dĂ©votion, de courage, dâintelligence et dâascĂ©tisme. Originaire de Perse et issu dâune famille aisĂ©e dont le culte Ă©tait vouĂ© aux mages adorateurs du feu, la religion de Zoroastre, il Ă©tait fervent pratiquant. Cependant, en dĂ©couvrant le culte chrĂ©tien, touchĂ© par les priĂšres et les chants, il conclut que cette religion Ă©tait meilleure que la sienne. SĂ©questrĂ© par son pĂšre lorsque celui-ci apprit la nouvelle foi de son fils, Salman parvint Ă sâenfuir en Syrie et entama une longue quĂȘte de vĂ©ritĂ© et dâapprentissage. Il Ă©tudia auprĂšs de plusieurs prĂȘtres et les accompagna jusquâĂ leur mort jusquâĂ ce que lâun dâeux lui rĂ©vĂšle la venue imminente dâun prophĂšte prĂȘchant la religion dâIbrahim, alayhi salat wa salam, sortant du pays des Arabes et possĂ©dant deux signes particuliers permettant de le reconnaitre il refuse les aumĂŽnes mais accepte les cadeaux et entre ses Ă©paules se trouve le sceau de la prophĂ©tie. Il dĂ©cida alors de se rendre en Arabie en accompagnant un convoi de marchands mais, trahi en cours de route, il fut vendu comme esclave puis revendu Ă un homme possĂ©dant une palmeraie Ă Yathrib MĂ©dine. Il entendit alors parler de cet homme, suivi par de nombreux autres, qui se dĂ©clarait ProphĂšte dâAllah taâAla et se rendit Ă QubĂą oĂč il Ă©tait Ă©tabli. Dans un rĂ©cit, Salman dĂ©crit lui-mĂȘme la maniĂšre dont il sâadressa Ă lui Jâai appris que tu Ă©tais un saint homme et que tes compagnons sont Ă©trangers Ă cette ville et ont besoin dâaide. Voici de la nourriture que jâenvisageais de donner en aumĂŽne, je crois que vous en avez besoin plus que dâautres. ». Le ProphĂšte avança le sac de dattes vers ses compagnons radiâAllah anhum et leur dit Mangez.», quant Ă lui, il nây toucha pas. Voyant cela, je me dis VoilĂ un premier signe. ». A son arrivĂ©e Ă MĂ©dine, je revins le voir en apportant avec moi un autre sac de dattes et je lui dis Jâai remarquĂ© que tu ne mangeais pas les aumĂŽnes. Câest pourquoi je tâai apportĂ© ces dattes comme cadeau. » Cette fois-ci il en mangea et rĂ©joui par ce geste je pensais Par Dieu, il mange ce qui lui est offert comme cadeau. Câest le deuxiĂšme signe. ». Quelque temps aprĂšs, je revins le voir alors quâil Ă©tait Ă Al-BaqĂź` pour lâenterrement dâun de ses compagnons. Je le vis assis, drapĂ© de deux manteaux, au milieu de ses compagnons. Je me mis alors Ă regarder le haut de son dos, dans lâespoir de voir le sceau de la prophĂ©tie, ce qui attira son attention. Devinant ma pensĂ©e, il ĂŽta lâun de ses manteaux, et je vis entre ses Ă©paules le fameux sceau de la prophĂ©tie, tel que dĂ©crit par le prĂȘtre. Je lâentourai de mes bras et lâembrassai en pleurant. Il mâinvita Ă mâasseoir et me demanda de lui relater les pĂ©ripĂ©ties vĂ©cues avant ma venue Ă MĂ©dine. Ă la fin de mon rĂ©cit, il me souhaita la bienvenue et mâaccueillit parmi ses compagnons. ». DĂšs ce jour, il devint un Ă©lĂšve assidu des cercles dâenseignement du Messager dâAllah et quelques temps plus tard, le ProphĂšte et ses compagnons lâaidĂšrent Ă sâaffranchir de son statut dâesclave. Sa quĂȘte effrĂ©nĂ©e de VĂ©ritĂ© sâacheva car il venait de trouver son maĂźtre spirituel, celui quâil cherchait depuis si longtemps, depuis quâil avait tout abandonnĂ© dans ce bas monde pour Ă©couter les appels de la vĂ©ritĂ© et suivre la quĂȘte de son Ăąme. Il devint alors insĂ©parable dâAbĂ» Ad-Darda, un autre disciple et grand ascĂšte, et ils partagĂšrent une vie sobre, dĂ©tachĂ©s des plaisirs de ce bas monde. Il fut lâun des compagnons les plus proches du ProphĂšte et fera partie des Ahl as-suffa », ces pauvres parmi les musulmans qui passaient leur temps dans lâadoration du Seigneur. Un jour, alors que les AnsĂąrs et les MuhĂąjirĂźn revendiquaient les uns et les autres lâappartenance de SalmĂąn Ă leur communautĂ©, le Messager de Dieu leur dit SalmĂąn fait partie de notre famille.» Voir SifĂąt as-safawa dâIbn al-JawzĂź et TarĂźkh al-IslĂąm de DhahabĂź. Salman Al-FarĂźsĂź fut aussi un homme dâaction dotĂ© dâune trĂšs grande intelligence. Ainsi, lors de la fameuse bataille des tranchĂ©es lâexpĂ©dition des coalisĂ©s comme la nomme le Coran, il donnera un sublime aperçu de sa tactique en matiĂšre de stratĂ©gie militaire, inconnue jusque-lĂ chez les Arabes, et sera la cause de la victoire des musulmans sur plus de 20000 infidĂšles. AprĂšs la mort du ProphĂšte salaLlahu alayhi wa salam, on lui confia le poste de gouverneur dâAl-Madyan dans la province de Perse quâil connaissait puisquâil en Ă©tait originaire mais cette fonction officielle ne lui plaisait pas, lui qui avait appris Ă mĂ©priser ce bas monde et Ă ne pas se laisser tenter par ses ornements, mais devant lâinsistance de Umar radhiAllahouâanhou il accepta. MalgrĂ© son poste de gouverneur, il ne touchait rien de son salaire prĂ©fĂ©rant manger les fruits de son travail et il ne fit rien pour se distinguer des plus modestes il continuait Ă sâasseoir auprĂšs des autres, la piĂ©tĂ© et lâascĂ©tisme de cet homme Ă©taient tels quâil Ă©tait difficile de le dissocier du plus modeste de ses administrĂ©s et sa sagesse lui permit de rĂ©sister Ă lâarrogance et Ă la condescendance dont sont victimes les gens de pouvoir. Sous son gouvernement, la province dâAl-Madyan nouvellement conquise, prospĂ©ra et lâislam sây propagea Ă grande vitesse. Devenu vieux et sâapprĂȘtant Ă rejoindre notre prĂ©cieux ProphĂšte salaLlahu alayhi wa salam il se mit Ă pleurer. Ă Sa`d qui lui demandera les raisons de son chagrin, il rĂ©pondra Par Dieu, je ne pleure pas parce que je crains la mort ou parce que jâaime la vie. Mais je me suis souvenu de ce que le Messager nous a dit Que chacun de vous prenne de la vie ce que prend un voyageur comme provisions. » Or, me voilĂ entourĂ© de toutes ces richesses ». Sa`d dira Je regardai autour de moi et je ne vis quâune grande Ă©cuelle et un rĂ©cipient pour les ablutions.». Le jour de sa mort, il pria son Ă©pouse de rĂ©pandre du musc, quâil gardait prĂ©cieusement, autour de lui afin dâĂȘtre prĂȘt Ă recevoir les crĂ©atures ne mangeant pas de nourriture mais aimant le parfum. Il avait quittĂ© sa famille, puis Ă©tait devenu un prĂ©cieux compagnon qui aida au triomphe de lâIslam et Ă son expansion. Il mourut simplement et sobrement, apaisĂ© dâavoir trouvĂ© La VĂ©ritĂ©. Ă toi, Ăąme apaisĂ©e, retourne vers ton Seigneur, satisfaite et agréée. Entre donc parmi Mes serviteurs, et entre dans mon paradis.» {Sourate 90 â Versets 27 Ă 30} *************************QUIZZ SUR LES COMPAGNONS****************************** 1 â De quelle origine Ă©tait Salman? 2- Quels sont les deux signes, qui lui furent rĂ©vĂ©lĂ©s par un prĂȘtre, permettant de reconnaĂźtre le prophĂšte venu de chez les Arabes ? 3- VĂ©ritable ascĂšte, comment nommait-on les pauvres parmi les musulmans, dĂ©tachĂ©s de lâamour des biens matĂ©riels, qui passaient leur temps dans lâadoration? 4- Dans quelle province fut-il nommĂ© gouverneur ? ****************************************************************************************** Nos 2 gagnantes dâhier sont Rachida et Sihame ! FĂ©licitations Ă elles =
Selainitu, Salman al-Farisi pun sangat paham tentang arti persahabatan sejati. Tak ada sedikit pun rasa benci dalam dirinya kepada Abu Darda. Salman justru ikut bahagia saat sahabatnya berbahagia. Betapa banyak kasus persahabatan yang rusak karena cinta. Namun Salman tetap menjaga kokoh persahabatan tersebut sampai akhir hayatnya.
Salman al Farisi radhya Allahou anhou est connu sous le nom occidental de Salman le Perse ou SalmĂąn PĂąk en persan Salman Le pur. Il fut lâun des premiers musulmans non arabes et lâun des compagnons de Notre prophĂšte Muhammad sallAllahou alayhi wa salam. Salman al Farisi est nĂ© dans un pays bercĂ© par le christianisme, il manifeste dĂ©jĂ son envie de chercher les racines de la religion en se rendant dans lâĂ©glise pour poser des questions trĂšs prĂ©cises. CapturĂ© en tant quâesclave dans la rĂ©gion de Hijaz, il rencontre peu de temps aprĂšs le prophĂšte Muhammad sallAllahou alayhi wa salam Ă MĂ©dine. Convaincu par les paroles du Messager, Salman al Farisi dĂ©cide de se convertir Ă lâIslam. Ce compagnon considĂ©rĂ© comme lâun des plus proches de Notre Messager, se dĂ©marquait par sa grande dĂ©votion et sa chastetĂ©, de mĂȘme que par son savoir, sa sagesse et sa bonne comprĂ©hension de la religion. Son statut dâĂ©tranger et de pauvre lâavait amenĂ© Ă se rapprocher de plus en plus du ProphĂšte sallAllahou alayhi wa salam quâil quittait rarement. Câest ainsi que Salman al Farisi fit partie des gens de la Sufa ahl as-suffa, ces pauvres parmi les musulmans qui habitaient une aile de la mosquĂ©e et passaient leur temps dans lâadoration du Seigneur. Dâailleurs, le ProphĂšte sallAllahou alayhi wa salam avait dĂ©clarĂ© Ă propos de Salman al Farisi il fait partie de la famille.» Le ProphĂšte sallAllahou alayhi wa salam dĂ©clara aussi Allah mâa demandĂ© dâaimer quatre personnes parce que Lui-mĂȘme les aime.» On lui demanda Et qui sont ces quatre personnes ?» Il rĂ©pondit Ce sont Ali, Miqdad, Salman et Abou Dharr. » [RapportĂ© par Ibn Abdoul Barr]. Salman al Farisi radhya Allahou anhou Ă©tait rĂ©putĂ© pour son intelligence en matiĂšre de stratĂ©gie militaire. Les Ă©coles islamiques divergent sur de nombreux sujets mais concernant le cas du compagnon SalmĂąn al-Farisi radhya Allahou anhou, ils sont unanimes câĂ©tait un homme cultivĂ© et sage. Avant mĂȘme lâavĂšnement de lâIslam, il jouait dĂ©jĂ un rĂŽle crucial auprĂšs de son pĂšre qui Ă©tait aussi le chef de son village. Pour empĂȘcher son fils dâaller en Syrie, il lâenferma convaincu que son fils devait suivre le zoroastrisme, religion de ses ancĂȘtres. Bukhari rapporterait deux traditions qui montrent la considĂ©ration de Muhammad sallAllahou alayhi wa salam, Ă lâĂ©gard de Salman al Farisi Lorsque nous Ă©tions assis avec le ProphĂšte, la sourate Le Vendredi » Surat-al-Juma lui fut rĂ©vĂ©lĂ©e. Quand le ProphĂšte rĂ©cita le verset et Il Allah lâa envoyĂ© Muhammad aussi aux autres que les Arabes ⊠» Coran 62 3 Je dis Qui sont-ils, Ă Messager dâAllah ? » Le ProphĂšte ne rĂ©pondit pas jusquâĂ ce que je rĂ©pĂšte trois fois. Ă ce moment Salman Ă©tait avec nous. Le Messager dâAllah mit sa main sur Salman, disant Si la foi Ă©tait aux plĂ©iades, mĂȘme alors certains hommes de ce peuple celui de Salman lâauraient atteint. » GrĂące Ă ce hadith on comprend Ă quel point SalmĂąn al-Farisi radhya Allahou anhou Ă©tait affectionnĂ© par Notre Messager sallAllahou alayhi wa salam. Lâhistoire de SalmĂąn al-Farisi radhya Allahou anhou nous rappelle combien le chemin vers la foi peut ĂȘtre semer dâembĂ»ches mais le musulman doit faire preuve de courage et de tĂ©nacitĂ© pour connaĂźtre la VĂ©ritĂ©.
Salmanal-Farisi is perhaps most famously known for his ingenious plan during the Battle of Khandaq to outsmart the 10,000 strong army of disbelievers by using a technique in warfare not known by the Arabs at that time. 'And seek knowledge from four men: 'Uwaimir Abu Ad-Darda, with Salman Al-Farisi, with 'Abdullah bin Mas'ud, and
ï»żSalman al-Farsi is known as the Imam, the Flag of Flags, the Inheritor of Islam, the Wise Judge, the Knowledgeable Scholar, and One of the House of the Prophet . These were all titles the Prophet gave him. He stood fast in the face of extreme difficulties and hardships to carry the Light of Lights and to spread the secrets of hearts to lift people from darkness to light. He was a noble companion of the Prophet . He reported sixty of his sayings. He came from a highly respected Zoroastrian family from a town near Ispahan. One day while passing by a church, he was attracted by the voices of men praying. Drawn by their worship, he ventured in and found it better than the religion of his upbringing. On learning that the religion originated in Syria, he left home, against his fatherâs wishes, went to Syria and associated himself with a succession of Christian anchorites. He came to know from them the coming of the last Prophet and the signs accompanying his advent. He then traveled to Hijaz where he was seized, sold into slavery, and taken to Madina, where he eventually met the Prophet . When he found in the Prophet the fulfillment of all the signs of which he had been informed by his Christian teachers, he affirmed the testification of faith â Shahada. Servitude prevented Salman from being at the battles of Badr and Uhud. The Apostle helped him gain his release from slavery by planting with his own hand three hundred palm trees and giving him a large piece of gold. Once a free man he took part in every subsequent battle with the Prophet . In Ibn Ishaqâs Sirat Rasul Allah, we find the following in Salmanâs account to the Prophet of his journey in search of the true religion â`Asim ibn `Umar ibn Qatada said that he was told that Salman the Persian told the Prophet that his master in Ammuriya told him to go to a certain place in Syria where there was a man who lived between two thickets. Every year as he used to go from one to the other, the sick used to stand in his way and everyone he prayed for was healed. He said, Ask him about this religion which you seek, for he can tell you of it.â So I went on until I came to the place I had been told of, and I found that people had gathered there with their sick until he came out to them that night passing from one thicket to the other. The people came to him with their sick and everyone he prayed for was healed. They prevented me from getting to him so that I could not approach him until he entered the thicket he was making for, but I took hold of his shoulder. He asked me who I was as he turned to me and I said, God have mercy on you, tell me about the Hanafiya, the religion of Abraham.â He replied, You are asking about something men do not inquire of today; the time has come near when a prophet will be sent with this religion from the people of the Haram. Go to him, for he will bring you to it.â Then he went into the thicket. The Prophet said to Salman, If you have told me the truth, you met Jesus the son of Mary.ââ In one of the Prophetâs battles called al-Ahzab or al-Khandaq Salman advised the Prophet to dig trenches around Madinah in defense of the city, a suggestion which the Prophet happily accepted. He then went ahead and helped the digging with his own hands. During this excavation, Salman struck upon a rock which he was unable to break. The Prophet took an axe and hit it. The first strike brought forth a spark. He then hit it a second time and brought forth a second spark. He then struck for the third time and brought forth a third spark. He then asked Salman , â O Salman, did you see those sparks?â Salman replied, âYes, O Prophet, indeed I did.â The Prophet said, âThe first spark gave me a vision in which Allah has opened Yemen for me. With the second spark, Allah opened Sham and al-Maghreb the West. And with the third one, Allah opened for me the East.â Salman reported that the Prophet said âNothing but supplication averts the decree, and nothing but righteousness increases life,â and âYour Lord is munificent and generous, and is ashamed to turn away empty the hands of a servant when he raises them to him.â Tirmidhi transmitted them. At-Tabari recounts that in the year 16 the Muslim army turned to the Persian front. In order to confront the Persian king at one point the Muslim army found itself on the opposite bank of the great Tigris River. The commander of the army, Sa`d Ibn Abi Waqqas, following a dream, ordered the entire army to plunge into the rushing river. Many people were afraid and hung back. Sa`d, with Salman by his side, prayed first âMay Allah grant us victory and defeat His enemy.â Then Salman prayed âIslam generates good fortune. By Allah, crossing rivers has become as easy for the Muslims as crossing deserts. By Him in whose hand lies Salmanâs soul, may the soldiers emerge from the water in the same numbers in which they entered it.â Sa`d and Salman then plunged into the Tigris. It is reported that the river was covered with horses and men. The horses swam and when they tired the river floor seemed to rise up and support them until they regained their breath. To some it seemed that the horses rode effortlessly on the waves. They emerged on the other bank, as Salman had prayed, having lost nothing from their equipment but one tin cup, and no one having drowned. They went on to take the Persian capital. Salman acted as spokesman and said to the conquered Persians âI have the same origin as you. I shall be compassionate toward you. You have three options. You may embrace Islam, then you will be our brethren and you will have the same privileges and obligations as we. Or you may pay the Jizyah tax and we will govern you fairly. Or we will declare war on you.â The Persians, having witnessed the miraculous crossing of the Muslim army, accepted the second alternative. Salman al-Farsi was eventually appointed governor of that region. He was the commander of 30,000 Muslim troops. Yet, he was very humble. He lived from his own manual labor. He did not own a house, but instead rested under the shade of trees. He used to say that he was surprised to observe so many people spending all their life for the lower world, without a thought for the inevitable death which will take them from the world one day. Salman was a very strict and just man. Among some spoils which were distributed one day was cloth out of which each companion had one piece of clothing cut. One day `Umar got up to speak and said âLower your voices so that I may hear you.â He was wearing two pieces of that cloth. Salman said, âBy God, we will not hear you, because you prefer yourself to your people.â âHow is that?â asked Umar. He said âYou are wearing two pieces of cloth and everyone else is wearing only one.â `Umar called out âO Abdullah!â No one answered him. He said again, âO Abdullah ibn `Umar!â Abdullah, his son called out âAt your service!â `Umar said, âI ask you by God, donât you say that the second piece is yours?â Abdullah said âYes.â Salman said âNow we shall hear you.â At night Salman would begin to pray. If he got tired, he would start making dhikr by tongue. When his tongue would get tired, he would contemplate and meditate on Allahâs power and greatness in creation. He would then say to himself, âO my ego, you took your rest, now get up and pray.â Then he would make dhikr again, then meditate, and so forth all night long. Bukhai relates two hadiths which show the Prophetâs consideration for Salman Abu Huraira relates While we were sitting with the Holy Prophet , Surat al-Jumu`a was revealed to him. When the Prophet recited the verse, âAnd He Allah has sent him Muhammad also to others than the ArabsâŠâ [623] I said, âWho are they, O Allahâs Apostle?â The Prophet did not reply till I repeated my question thrice. At that time Salman al-Farisi was with us. Allahâs Apostle put his hand on Salman, saying âIf faith were at ath-Thurayya the Pleiades, very distant stars, even then some men from these people Salmanâs folk would attain it.â Abu Juhayfa relates The Prophet made a bond of brotherhood between Salman and Abu ad-Darda al-Ansari . Salman paid a visit to Abu ad-Dardaâ and found Um ad-Dardaâ his wife dressed in shabby clothes. He asked her why she was in that state. She said, âYour brother Abu ad-Dardaâ is not interested in the luxuries of this world.â In the meantime Abu ad-Dardaâ came and prepared a meal for Salman. Salman requested Abu ad-Dardaâ to eat with him, but Abu ad-Dardaâ said, âI am fasting.â Salman said, âI am not going to eat unless you eat.â So Abu ad-Dardaâ ate with Salman. When it was night and a part of the night has passed, Abu ad-Dardaâ got up to offer the night prayer, but Salman told him to sleep and Abu ad-Darda slept. After some time Abu ad-Dardaâ again got up but Salman told him to sleep. When it was the last hours of the night, Salman told him to get up then, and both of them offered the prayer. Salman told Abu ad-Dardaâ, âYour Lord has a right on you, your soul has a right on you, and your family has a right on you. Abu ad-Dardaâ came to the Prophet and narrated the whole story. The Prophet said, âSalman has spoken the truth.â From His Sayings Sulaiman al-Teemi narrated that Salman al-Farsi said Nimrod starved out two lions, and then released them to devour Godâs bosom friend, Abraham. But when the lions reached him and by Godâs leave, they stood before him in reverence, and they both lovingly licked him all over and prostrated themselves at his feet. Abi al-Bakhtari narrated that Salman al-Farsi had a female servant of Persian descent and he once spoke to her in her Persian tongue saying, âProstrate yourself even once before God.â She replied with disdain, âI do not prostrate to anyone!â Someone asked Salman, âO Abu Abd Allah, what would she benefit from a single prostration?â Salman replied, âEach link is an important part of a chain, and perhaps should this woman accept to offer a single prostration before God Almighty, then this may lead her to regularly engage in offering the five times prayers. In fact, one who has a share in the blessings of Islam is not equal to someone who has naught of it.â Sulaiman al-Teemi narrated that Salman al-Farsi said If a man spends his entire night freeing slaves from bondage and another man spends his night reading the Quran and invoking the remembrance of God dhikr, the second man would be in a higher state. His Passing Beloved Salman al-Farsi passed away in 33 AH/654 CE during the reign of Uthman . He passed his secret on to Abu Bakrâs grandson, Imam Abu Abd ar-Rahman Qasim ibn Muhammad ibn Abu Bakr as-Siddiq Ù.
AbuJuhayfah berkata,"Nabi saw memnbuat ikatan persaudaran antara Salman dengan Abu al Darda al-Anshari. Suatu saat Salman berkunjung kepada Abu Darda dan mendapat Ummu Abu Darda berpakaian lusuh, ia bertanya mengapa Ummu Darda seperti itu, ia menjawab saudaramu Abu ad-Darda tidak tertarik dengan kemewahan duniawi. Sementara itu Abu ad-Darda
NasihatSalman Al-Farisi kepada Abu Darda: Penuhilah Hak Masing-masing secara Seimbang. SALMAN Al-Farisi, sahabat yang terkenal dengan idenya untuk membuat parit dalam Perang Khandaq dipersaudarakan dengan Abu Al-Darda' dari suku Khazraj, oleh Rasulullah. Sebelum memeluk Islam, Abu Al-Darda' adalah seorang pedagang.
Salmanal Farisi (R) and Abu Darda' (R) were praised by the Prophet (S) for their wisdom and knowledge. They used this knowledge to increase in their own devotion to Allah and to counsel one another towards good. Story. Kids would enjoy learning the story of Salman al Farisi and how he came to Islam.
DariStabit Al-Bunani bahwa Abu Darda' pergi bersama salman al-farisi yang berniat untuk melamar wanita dari bani Laits. Sesampainya di rumah yang dituju, kedunya pun masuk, lantas Abu Darda' menyebutkan keutamaan, kesilaman dan perlombaan Salman dalam menerima dakwah Islam. Abu Darda' juga menyebutkan bahwa Salman datang hendak melamar
Salmanal-Farisi pada ia mengawali hidupnya sebagai seorang bangsawan dari Persia, Ia menjadi pahlawan dengan ide membuat parit dalam upaya melindungi kota Madinah dalam pertempuran khandaq. Setelah meninggalnya Nabi Muhammad, ia dikirim untuk menjadi gubernur di daerah kelahirannya, hingga ia wafat. Sebelum Islam datang, Salman memeluk agama
Salmantold Abu Ad-Darda', "Your Lord has a right on you, your soul has a right on you, and your family has a right on you; so you should give the rights of all those who has a right on you." Abu Ad-Darda' came to the Prophet and narrated the whole story. The Prophet said, "Salman has spoken the truth." ŰźÙÙ Ű§ÙÙÙ Ű§ÙÙ
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