Beni Abduleşhel (Vâkım/ Hz.Sa‘d b. Muâz’ın Evi ve Karasa) Mosque
The Benî Abdüleşhel Mosque and the House of Sa'd b. Muâz is a historical mosque located in the neighborhood belonging to the Abdüleşhel branch of the Aws tribe, notable for the special narration that the Prophet Muhammad prayed without performing ablution while in a state of perspiration.
Beni Abduleşhel (Vâkım/ Hz.Sa‘d b. Muâz’ın Evi ve Karasa) Mosque
Beni Abduleşhel (Vâkım/ Hz.Sa‘d b. Muâz’ın Evi ve Karasa) Mosque
Location
Medina, Saudi Arabia
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Benî Abdüleşhel is one of the most important branches of the Aws tribe in Medina. The greatest figures of this tribe are Sa'd b. Muâz and Üseyd b. Hudayr. Sa'd b. Muâz is recorded in history as a martyr in the Battle of the Trench and as the companion whose 'Throne of the Most Merciful trembled.' Ibn Zebâle (d. 199/814) narrates the following regarding the Benî Abdüleşhel Mosque: It has been reported that Ummu Âmir said: "I saw the Prophet Muhammad in the Benî Abdüleşhel mosque in a state of perspiration; he stood up and prayed without performing ablution." This narration is interpreted in reference to the situations where the Prophet's state of ablution was not invalidated or he was already in a state of ablution. The house of Sa'd b. Muâz was located close to this mosque. The neighborhood of Benî Abdüleşhel, where Sa'd b. Muâz was also buried, holds an important place in the political and religious history of Medina. [Source: Ibn Zebâle, Ahbârü'l-Medîne; "Sa'd b. Muâz", TDV Islamic Encyclopedia, https://islamansiklopedisi.org.tr/sad-b-muaz]
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