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The grave of Hz. Amr b. Sâbit b. Vakş

The grave of Hz. Amr b. Sâbit b. Vakş is located in the Uhud Martyrdom, belonging to a great companion who was martyred shortly after converting to Islam during the Battle of Uhud, without having performed any prayers, and thus has special narrations about him.

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The grave of Hz. Amr b. Sâbit b. Vakş

Location

Medina, Saudi Arabia

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History

Amr b. Sâbit b. Vakş el-Ensârî (d. 3/625) was from the Ansar of Medina and had not accepted Islam for a long time. He converted to Islam shortly before the start of the Battle of Uhud. His most notable feature is this: After becoming a Muslim, he participated in the battle without having the opportunity to perform any prayers or fulfill any Islamic worship, and he was martyred. When this situation became a topic of curiosity among the companions, the Prophet Muhammad said: "He is among the people of Paradise; he performed little deeds but received great rewards." This narration is considered one of the best examples of the importance Islam places on intention and sincerity, as well as God's forgiveness. [Source: "Amr b. Sâbit", TDV Islamic Encyclopedia]

Importance and Narrations

The Prophet Muhammad said about Amr b. Sâbit: "He performed little deeds but received great rewards; he is among the people of Paradise." [Source: Muslim, "Imamate", 148; Hakim, al-Mustadrak, II, 119]

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