Farqad Sabakhi

Farqad Sabakhi (died 729) was an Armenian Islamic preacher and an associate of Hasan al-Basri.^[1] He was thus one of the Tabi'een (i.e. of the generation that succeeded the Sahabah). Farqad as-Sabakhi was a Christian who reverted to Islam. As-Sabakhi was known for his ascetic lifestyle and his knowledge of Judeo-Christian scriptures.^[2]

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was a follower , and among those who were famous for asceticism and worship, from the , he was one of , and he embraced Islam, his origin is from Armenia , he used to talk to people about things from the Torah . He is one of the narrators of the hadith of the Prophet, and his order among the modernists is that of the hadith.

His biography[]

Farqad bin Ya’qub al-Sabkhi, nicknamed Abu Ya’qub, was one of the worshipers of Basra. He narrated a number of sayings and rulings from him, and among his sayings: “ I read in the Torah : Whoever becomes grieving for the world becomes angry with his Lord, the Almighty, and whoever sits rich and gets afflicted with him, two-thirds of his religion will go to him. And whoever is afflicted with calamity and complains to the people, he complains about his Lord, the Almighty. ", And" The kings of the children of Israel used to kill their readers based on religion , and your kings were only killing you in this world, so we called them and the world. " ».

He heard from a group of prominent followers : such as , Marra, , and . And his preoccupation with devotion to memorize the hadith, the shift from his hadith is shown by the hadiths, and he died in the days of the plague in Basra in the year 131 AH .

His version of the hadith[]

Narrated on the authority of : Ibrahim Al-Nakha'i , Anas bin Malik , Rabi'i bin Harash , Saeed bin Jubayr , Shamait, Mawla of Thawban, Shahr bin Hushab , Asim bin Amr al-Bajali, Qatada bin Dama , Marra bin Shrahail , Abu al-Alaa Yazid bin Abdullah bin al-Shukhir , and Abu Muneeb Al-Jarashi, and Abu Al-Muhazim.

Narrated by him : Ashar Abu Shiban Al-Hudhali, Jaafar bin Suleiman Al-Dhaba'i, Al-Hassan bin Dhakwan, Al-Hakam bin Aban, Hammad bin Zaid , Hammad bin Salamah , Daylam bin Ghazwan, Saeed bin Abi Orouba, Sadaqah bin Musa Al-Duqi, and Abd Al-Wahid. Bin Zaid, Ubaidah bin Bilal Al-Ammi, Ali bin Thabit Al Ansari, brother of Ezra bin Thabit, Amr bin Khalid Al-Khuzai, Ghazara bin Garhad, Fadil bin Amr Al-Faqimi, Mughira bin Muslim Al-Sarraj, Humam bin Yahya , Wahb bin Rashid, Youssef bin Attia Al-Saffar, Salamah al-Kindi, and Abu Amr ibn al-Alaa al-Nahawi.

Wound and the amendment said Yahya Al - Qattan : «What I like to talk about.», Said Ahmad ibn Hanbal : « a good man, is not strong in the modern, modern owner was not», said: «tells about once evils», said Yahya bin particular : « Not with that. ” Muhammad bin Ismail al-Bukhari said:“ In his hadith there are denunciations. ”And al-Tirmidhi said :“ He spoke about it that Ibn Sa`id lived , and people narrated about him. ”Al- Nasa’i said :“ He is not confident. ” Abu Hatim Al-Razi said:“ He is not strong in the hadith. And Ibn Uday said : “He was considered one of my best interests in Basra. He is not a lot of talk. ” Al - Tirmidhi and Ibn Majah narrated to him .

See also[]

• Sufism
• Islam in Armenia

References[]

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