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Sahabes declerated Islam activities (Egypt region)

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Abdurrahman Acar

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After Noble Prophet's (PBUH) death, his companions spread to various regions of the world to declare Islam. Some of them resided in Egypt region. The companions that resided here declared Islam to inhabitants as well as they told Islam to the people freshly came here. We were able to identify about 375 people from the Sahabas (companios of Prophet Mohammad (SAW)), who came to the region with the conquest. According to our research 15 of those Sahabas served as commanders and governors in the region. 4 of them were assigned in the region as kadı (judge) and with the task of teaching Islam. 54 of those Sahabas settled in various regions of Egypt. 272 Sahabas came to Egypt with the conquest and left the region after conquests. We saw that there were 24 Sahabas who came to Egypt after or before the conquests. We could also identify 4 women from the Sahabas, who either came to the region with the conquests or settled in the region after the conquest. Sahabas carried out educational activities in the region. In this regard, Amr b. al-As, Abdullah b. Amr b. al-As and Ukbe b. Amir al-Juheni became prominent names . The companions who resided to the region or stayed there for a time impressed people around themselves and became a model for them with their attitudes and manners. To teach Islam in the region, they used mosques at the most. They trained tens of thousands students in the mosques. The companions didn't neglect ministers of other religions while they lived together with Muslim folks locked around themselves. Muslim rulers spent a great effort to protect the rights of non-muslims. Rulers listened their complaints, showed a great interest to their problems and behaved sensitively to build a peaceful atmosphere for them.

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Dr. İsmail Kaya

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İsmail Kaya (Doctorate thesis). Sahabes declerated Islam activities (Egypt region), 2018, Dicle University.

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