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Abu-d Dardaa | Companion of the Prophet | Islamic History ...
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Abu-d Dardaa was clearly anxious about his close friend, Abdullah ibn Rawahah. Everyone in Yathrib knew the bond of brotherhood which existed between the two men from the days of Jahiliyyah, before the coming of Islam to Yathrib. When Islam came to the city, Ibn Rawahah embraced it but Abu-d Dardaa rejected it.
The Sahaba: Abu ad Dardaa (Radhiyallahu ‘Anhu) - Prophets, History &...
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Early in the morning, Abu Dardaa (so named as he had a daughter named ad Dardaa) awoke and went straight to his idol which he kept in the ...
The Sahaba: Salmaan al Faarsi (Radhiyallahu ‘Anhu) - Prophets,...
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It is related that he once visited Abu Dardaa (radhiyallahu anhu) with whom the Rasoolullah (Sallallahu Alayhi wa Sallam) had joined him in ...
Interpret This Dream If You Can? - Islamic Forum
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Narrated from Abu Dardaa: The prophet said in the tafsir of this Ayah "The Bushra (glad tidings) that the believer receives in this life is a good dream that he sees or somebody sees for him". The Rules of Dream Interpretation: ...
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