Companions and Early Conflict

Hadith Topic Section

Companion conduct, battles, rebellion, civil war, innovation, loyalty, and post-prophetic conflict.

Why it matters

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Primary sources

Read Sahih al-Bukhari 6582 in context:

The report describes recognized people being removed at the Fountain, without identifying every historical Companion or condemning all Companions.

after I recognize them, they will then be taken away from me
— Al-Bukhari (compiler), Sahih al-Bukhari (6582; Book 81, Hadith 170), trans. Sunnah.com displayed English translation

Passage context and translation

Anas narrates the Fountain scene. The report calls the people companions and explains their removal by innovations after Muhammad; it gives no list of their names.

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whereupon I will say,

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