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The grave of Hz. Sa'd b. Rebi and his brother Hz. Harice b. Zeyd

The grave of Hz. Sa'd b. Rebî' and Harice b. Zeyd is a historical grave in the Uhud Martyrs' Cemetery where two great Ansar companions who were martyred in the Battle of Uhud are buried together or in nearby places.

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The grave of Hz. Sa'd b. Rebi and his brother Hz. Harice b. Zeyd

Location

Medina, Saudi Arabia

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History

Sa'd b. Rebî' el-Hazrecî (d. 3/625) is a prominent Ansar companion from the Hazrec tribe. When the Prophet Muhammad migrated, Sa'd was declared a brother to Abdurrahman b. Avf; he offered half of his wealth and one of his wives to Abdurrahman b. Avf. This act of generosity is one of the most famous anecdotes in Islamic history. In the Battle of Uhud, Sa'd b. Rebî' was severely wounded. After the battle, the Prophet Muhammad sent Muhammad b. Mesleme to look for him. Muhammad b. Mesleme found him near death; Sa'd said: "Give my regards to the Prophet; we cannot offer any excuse. And tell the Ansar that if the Prophet is given the opportunity, you cannot present any excuse to Allah." Harice b. Zeyd is from the Beni Mâzin branch of the Hazrec tribe; he was martyred in the Battle of Uhud. [Source: "Sa'd b. Rebî'", TDV Islamic Encyclopedia, https://islamansiklopedisi.org.tr/sad-b-rebi]

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