与先知 ﷺ 的关系
Sa'd ibn Hathima's relationship with the Prophet was shaped by his complete willingness to sacrifice in answer to the Prophet's call. He participated in the Pledge of Aqaba before the Hijra, demonstrating early commitment to the prophetic mission. His martyrdom at Badr — the battle the Prophet said was fought by the finest of men — placed him in eternal proximity to the prophetic legacy.
重要生平事件
Participated in the Second Pledge of Aqaba
Helped establish the Muslim community in Medina
Drew lots with his father over who would go to Badr — he won
Martyred at the Battle of Badr
Father Khaythama later also sought martyrdom and was granted it at Uhud
完整生平
Sa'd ibn Hathima al-Ansari (also rendered as Sa'd ibn Khaythama) was an Ansari companion from the tribe of Banu Amr ibn Awf who was martyred at the Battle of Badr in 2 AH. He and his elderly father Khaythama both wished to attend Badr, and they drew lots to determine who would go, as the Prophet had limited the number from certain households. Sa'd won the draw and his father urged him to go and promised he would be rewarded.
He was among the first martyrs of Islam, falling in the foundational battle that defined the early Muslim community's willingness to sacrifice everything for faith. The Battle of Badr was described by Allah in the Quran as the Day of Distinction (Yawm al-Furqan), and those who died there occupy an eternal honor.
His martyrdom at Badr means his place in Islamic memory is secured among the most revered. His father Khaythama is also a companion and a narrator. Their story of drawing lots to determine who would go to battle — an act of fairness and acceptance of divine will — is a touching illustration of the early Muslim ethos.
著名言论
"If I miss the Messenger of Allah and Badr, what good deed remains for me?" (attributed to his father Khaythama after his martyrdom)
给你人生的教益
Drawing lots in matters of communal duty reflects acceptance of divine will.
Martyrdom at Badr is among the highest distinctions in Islamic history.
A father who encourages his son to sacrifice for Islam models noble parenthood.
The early Muslims treated death in God's path not as a loss but as an arrival.
如何效仿他们
想追随 Sa'd ibn Hathima al-Ansari 的足迹吗？从这些取自他们一生的实用步骤开始吧。
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Drawing lots in matters of communal duty reflects acceptance of divine will.
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Martyrdom at Badr is among the highest distinctions in Islamic history.
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A father who encourages his son to sacrifice for Islam models noble parenthood.
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The early Muslims treated death in God's path not as a loss but as an arrival.