Dangantaka da Annabi ﷺ
Rifa'a narrated traditions directly from the Prophet, including important guidance on prayer and worship. The Prophet counted him among the faithful of the Ansar whose company he cherished in both peace and war.
Manyan Abubuwan Rayuwa
Participated in the Battle of Badr as a Badrite companion
Participated in the Battle of the Trench
Died leaving behind a legacy of transmitted hadith
Cikakken Tarihi
Rifa'a ibn Rafi' al-Ansari was a companion who participated in the Battle of Badr and was among the select group known as the Badrites, the most honored of all companions. He was known for his piety and his transmission of hadith, narrating several well-known prophetic traditions including important guidance on the correctness of prayer. He lived long after the Prophet and continued to serve the Muslim community as a religious reference, bridging the prophetic era with the growing scholarship of the early Islamic generations.
Shahararrun Maganganu
"The prayer of the one who does not straighten his back is incomplete."
Darussa Domin Rayuwarka
The honor of Badr follows a companion throughout life and beyond.
Transmitting prophetic knowledge is a form of ongoing worship.
Piety and scholarship together make the most complete servant of God.
Yadda Za Ka Zama Kamar Su
Kana son bin sawun Rifa'a ibn Rafi'? Fara da waɗannan matakai masu amfani da aka ciro daga rayuwarsa.
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The honor of Badr follows a companion throughout life and beyond.
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Transmitting prophetic knowledge is a form of ongoing worship.
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Piety and scholarship together make the most complete servant of God.