Bukhari 3803 — The Throne shook at Sa'd ibn Mu'adh's death

البخاري 3803 — اهتز العرش لموت سعد بن معاذ

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«سمعت النبي يقول: «اهتز عرش الرحمن لموت سعد بن معاذ». وعن الأعمش حدثنا أبو صالح عن جابر عن النبي مثله، فقال رجل لجابر: فإن البراء يقول اهتز السرير؟ فقال: إنه كان بين هذين الحيين ضغائن»

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In the Book of the Ansar: Jabir reports through two chains from the Prophet ﷺ about the death of the chief of the Aws after his judgement on Banu Qurayza. It corrects Jabir's narration about the shaking of the bier and explains its cause. It is among the best-known virtues of the Companions. 1

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Sa'd ibn Mu'adh· Jabir ibn Abdullah

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The Ansar· Muslim 2466 — The Throne shook at Sa'd ibn Mu'adh's death· The Badr war council· The build-up to Badr: Abu Sufyan's caravan, Mecca's muster and the Prophet's march· The Battle of Badr· The Battle of the Trench (al-Ahzab)· Expedition of Buwat· The Pledges of Aqaba

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  1. Sahih al-Bukhari
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The Ansar

'The Helpers' — the Muslims of Medina, of Aws and Khazraj, who invited the Prophet to their city, sheltered the refugees, and supplied the community's fighting strength.