أبو برزة فضالة بن عبيد الأسلمي

Abu Barzah Fadala ibn Ubayd al-Aslami

The Long-Lived Companion of Basra

CourageLoyaltyScholarship

नबी ﷺ के साथ रिश्ता

Abu Barzah was a close observer of the Prophet's daily practices, particularly regarding prayer. His narrations preserve minute details of prophetic conduct around worship that shaped Islamic ritual law. The Prophet's trust in companions like Abu Barzah — allowing them to witness and record these intimate details — reflects the intentional transmission of the prophetic model.

जीवन की प्रमुख घटनाएँ

2 AH

Participated in the Battle of Badr

8 AH

Participated in the conquest of Mecca

20 AH

Participated in the conquest of Khorasan

40 AH

Settled in Basra as a hadith authority

65 AH

Passed away in Basra

पूरी जीवनी

Abu Barzah Fadala ibn Ubayd al-Aslami was a companion from the tribe of Banu Aslam who participated in multiple battles with the Prophet and later settled in Basra. He is known for transmitting important hadiths about prayer times, ablution, and conduct. One of his most cited narrations concerns the Prophet's habit of observing whether anyone was still engaged in night activities before performing the Isha prayer — a narration that shaped the legal rulings on the preferred time for Isha.

He also participated in the early Islamic conquests, including battles in Khorasan. He lived into the era of the Umayyads and is reported to have expressed his discomfort with the changes in political governance during that period. His longevity gave him a perspective that bridged generations.

He narrated hadiths that appear widely in the canonical collections, particularly narrations about the five daily prayers and their times. He passed away in Basra, some sources suggest around 60-65 AH. His scholarship and military participation made him a well-rounded example of early Muslim life.

मशहूर कथन

"The Prophet would delay the Isha prayer until a third of the night had passed, or until he saw that his companions had gathered." (transmitted hadith)

आपके जीवन के लिए सबक

1

Attentiveness to prayer times is a form of spiritual discipline that the Prophet personally modeled.

2

Longevity in service to the community while maintaining scholarly integrity is admirable.

3

Speaking truth about governance even in difficult political times is a duty.

4

Military and scholarly service together exemplify the complete Muslim personality.

उनके जैसा कैसे बनें

Abu Barzah Fadala ibn Ubayd al-Aslami के नक़्शे-क़दम पर चलना चाहते हैं? उनके जीवन से लिए गए इन व्यावहारिक क़दमों से शुरुआत करें।

  • 1

    Attentiveness to prayer times is a form of spiritual discipline that the Prophet personally modeled.

  • 2

    Longevity in service to the community while maintaining scholarly integrity is admirable.

  • 3

    Speaking truth about governance even in difficult political times is a duty.

  • 4

    Military and scholarly service together exemplify the complete Muslim personality.

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