Neutral companions in the battles of the Jamal and Siffin

Jamal and Siffin Wars Hz. Ali?s during the Hilafet (35-40/656-661) among the Muslims occur are two major wars. This period which was accepted turning point of Islamic History and this period have been accused death of thousands of Muslims and this period so-called ?great sedition [fitna] era?.Some companions of Prophet Muhammad nothing attached to these wars and they became detached. This companions Sa?d b. Ebi Waqqas, Said b. Zayd, Abdallah b. Umar, Osame b. Zayd, Muhammad b. Maslama, Uhban as-Sayfî, Selemetü'bnü Ekva, Zayd b. Thabit, Abu Bakra, Umran b. Husayn and Ayman b. Huraym And others between not invited to neutrality in not only attracted to them as a passive neutrality policy üzlet would follow. Abu Musa al-Eş'arî, Mes'ud Abu al-Bedri, Abdullah b. Selam, Abu Hureyre, Said b. As and Mughira b. Shu?ba People like themselves do not participate in war also have out of the war, but have also demonstrated an active example of impartiality. Take a back seat and the remaining neutral in the war Cemel Abdullah b. Amr, upon the request of his father Sıffin War took place near Muaviye'nin but not the war, not even the right to tell has to fight with the Muslims. On the other hand Huzeyme b. Thabit and Malik b. Teyyihan some companions, Hz. Ali's next, even though they take place to distinguish between just and unjust war can not but have been undecided about whether to fight Ammar b. Yasir The decision reached by martyr had joined the war and were fighting against Muawiya.Also known as the first Mürcîler Sahabiye remain neutral on religion as well as the impact, politics, short temper and sometimes psychological character of the structure can be said to be influenced.