Sahl ibn Hunaif

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Sahl ibn Hunaif is one of the Sahabi. He narrated about 40 Ahadith from the Prophet.

When Ali ibn Abu Talib arrived in Medina, after the migration, Prophet Muhammad established fraternal ties (Ansar & Muhajir) between him (Ali ibn Abu Talib) and Sahl ibn Hunayf.

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