Suib Ibn Sinan R-Rumi (R.)
The name is 'Suib, Kuniat Abu Yahya. Father Sinan, mother Salma Bintu Kaid. The father is the son of the Arab bani Numayr and the mother of the daughter of Tamim Khandan. He is called Rumi or Roman. He was not a Roman. He was an Arab.
Childhood:
Two decades before the prophet's receipt, his father Sinan ibn Mali was an ancient ruler of The Bossara, as a representative of the Parsa Samrat. Suib was the father's favorite son. Along with his mother, Suib, some other people went to the village called 'Sanya' in Iraq. Suddenly, one night, Roman forces attacked the village and carried out mass killings and looting. He has taken women and children into slaves and slaves. Among the prisoners were child Suib. Then he will not be more than five years old.
Suib was sold to a slave market in Rome. He went from one master to another. This is how the fate of the slaves was in roman society. Thus he had the opportunity to penetrate the depths of Roman society and to see the indecency and sin that took place within the society. Suib was born in Rome and was born in the land of Rome. He forgot Arabic or got close to being forgotten. But he did not forget the desert Arab son for a day. He always counted the watch, when he would be free from the bondage and meet his people in Arabia. His passion became stronger. The day he heard a Christian Kahin (the prophet): 'It is time when a prophet will appear in the Mecca of The Arab World of Jaziratul. He will make Jesus the Resalat of Mary and bring people from darkness to light. '
Islam:
Suib was waiting for the opportunity. The opportunity came. One day, he ran away from the master's eyes and came to Mecca. In Mecca, he signed a deal with prominent Quraysh leader Abdullah Ibn Judan and started trading with him in partnership. They were very successful in business. However, according to another description, the rich Arab Kalb brought him to Mecca. Abdullah ibn Judan has made him a man of the people.
Suib did not forget the prophecy of the Christian Kahin for a moment, even in the midst of his business and business in Mecca. When did he remember that, he would say: When will it happen? He didn't have to spend long.
One day he came back from a visit and heard that Muhammad ibn Abdullah had attained the Prophet. He calls upon people to believe in One God, to encourage them to do so, and to stop being unjust and immoral. Suib asked people, 'Is this the person who is called Al Amin?' He asked, "Where is his residence?" It said, 'He lives in the house of Al-Arkam ibn Abel Arkam near Safa Mountain. But be careful not to see you in the Quraish. If they see you near Muhammad, they will treat you as they do with us. You're a foreigner, there's no one here to protect you. Your clan s's not here either. '
Suib went to Darul Arkam with great satisfaction. When he reached Arkam's house, he saw Ammar bin Yasir standing there. I had met him before. He went to him and asked, "Mother, are you here?"
Ammar asked, 'You tell me what you're here for?'
'I want to go to this man, listen to him.' '
Ammar said, "I have a purpose." 'Suib said, 'Then we go in with the name of God. '
The two men reached Rasoolullah and listened to him. Their hearts were lit up with the light of the imam. He was able to read the Qur'an and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and he was able to read the Book. On that day they listened to his advice from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). When the crowd stopped at night, they quietly went out of the door of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and went to their own house. Before Suhaib, more than thirty-three Sahaabah Saheeh had converted to Islam. Most of them kept their Islam secret for fear of the Quraysh. Although Suib was a foreigner, he did not keep his Islam secret, despite having no relatives in Mecca. He declared his conversion to Islam. Like Bilal, Ammar, Sumaiah, Khabbab, etc., he became the victim of the brutal persecution of the Quraish. He is very patient and he continues to tolerate all the violence. He knew that the path to paradise was not a good one.
When the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) decided to hijra, Suib found out. He was convinced that he would be the third of the three. That is, the Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) Abu Bakr and Su'ib. But it was not because of the conscious guard of the Quraysh. The Quraysh followed him so that he could not leave Mecca with his great wealth.
After the prophet's emigration, Suib waited for the opportunity. The Quraish also does not let him hide his eyes. He finally took refuge in a strategy.
Emigration and a profitable business!
On a very cold winter night, he went out of the house to respond to the call of nature. He went again. The Quraysh guards said that Lat and Uzza had made her stomach upset. They felt a little self-satisfied and came back home and fell asleep in bed. This is the opportunity For Suib left the house and took the path to Medina.
The guards learned about the situation as they did not leave The Suib Mecca. They quickly rode on a fast-moving horse and followed him. When Suib realized their presence, he climbed up on a high-rise and pulled out arrows and bows and said, "Quraysh people! You know, I am the most clever archer and the most snout-like person among you. By God, you will not reach me until you have finished with every arrow I have. Then I have the sword. One of the Quraysh said: "By God! We will not let you save your life and make money. You came to Mecca with zero hands. You're here to own these things. '
'If I hand over my wealth to you, you will leave my way,' Said Suib. They said, "Yes."
Suib took them with them to his house in Mecca. The Quraysh also gave up their way. So, for the sake of the Sufireligion, he left everything and came to Medina. He was not too worried about the hard-earned wealth that he had left behind. As soon as he was tired on the way, he started to feel tired and start his journey again, remembering the meeting with the Messenger. That's how he reached Kuba. The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was then at the house of Kulsum ibn Hidam. The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was thrilled to see him come and said, 'Abu Yahya, the business has been profitable. '
He said this three times. The faces of The Suib are bright with joy. He said, 'By God, Ya' Gabriel has told you this. The business was really profitable. Gabriel came out with the revelation, 'Wa Minan Nase Man Yashari Nafsahu Ibtiga Mardatillah. "There are some people who sell their lives for the sake of God's sake. Allah is very kind to His servants.
Suib was a guest of Sa'd ibn Khusaima in Medina and his brother's relationship with Haris Ibnas Samma al-Ansari was established.
Mujahedeen:
Suib was a skilled archer. He was a passenger with the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) in all the wars including Badr, Uhud, Khandak. In his old age, he used to tell the story of these war-fighting charmingly.
He himself used to say about the Prophet's companionship, 'I have been present in every scene, every role. I'm present whenever he takes a bye. I've participated in his small adventures. I fought on his right or left in every battle he fought from the beginning to the end. I've always been with them every time and wherever Muslims are afraid of the enemy behind or in front of me. I did not let the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) be between me and my enemy. Thus, Rasur (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) went to his Lord. (Rizalun Howler Messenger-130)
The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) had a very good understanding of the Prophet (may Allaah have mercy on him) He loved her deeply. Before he died, he went to the assyat, and Suib will be the imam of his knowledge. The shura members will continue to be in charge of the Khilafat until the new Khalifa is announced. He was very skillful for three days after his death.
He was 72 years old when he was 38 and he was in the middle of a period of time. He was buried in the rest of the graveyard in Medina.
Character:
The Prophet (may Allaah have mercy on him) had a great share of his life and had the opportunity to spend his life in the presence of the Prophet. He said: I had the privilege of getting the Good News from the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) before the revelation. That is why all the good things were gathered in him. The qualities of good, self-esteem, as well as intelligence, humor, etc., made his character more beautiful.
He was a guest and a charitable. He was very angry with the poor. Sometimes people thought he was a great waste. Once, Umar said to him, "I don't like your words. Because your kuniat Abu Yahya was a prophet. And you don't have any children. Secondly, you are a big waste. Thirdly, you claim to be an Arab. '
He replied, "I have not accepted this kunyat myself, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) is elected. Secondly, the excess. The basis of my work is the message of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) - "Those who feed people and answer peace are the best of you." The third complaint is that I am actually an Arab child. As a child, Romans robbed me, made me dissolute from my tribe, so I forgot my clan and my family. '
The physical structure of the Prophet Suhaib was medium. Not long or short. The face is bright, the hair is thick. He used to eat mehndi in his old age. There was a bit of confusion and a little bit of a stothism in the tongue. Once his servant called Yahnas. It was like, "Nas." Nass means man. Umar heard the call and said, 'Why is this man calling people like this?' He said, 'He is calling not human beings, but his servant, Yahnas. The name cannot be pronounced well because of the complexity of the tongue.
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