مقامات واضرحة ومساجد الصحابة في الاردنISLAMIC SITES IN JORDAN

Dirar Bin Al-Azwar

He was one of the early companions. He is remembered as a wild and fierce warrior who used to love combat and whose very name was enough to strike terror in the hearts of enemy. He too died during the great plague in the 18th year after the Hijra.

Ja”far bin Abi Talib

He was the Prophet’s first cousin, and one of the first Muslims. Tradition relates that Ja’far was the person who most resembled the Prophet in looks and in character. He was one of the companions who first emigrated from Mecca to Abyssinia. He came back at the conquest of Khaybar. When the Prophet saw him upon his return, he kissed him between the eyes and said: “I do not know for which to be happier: Jafar’s return or the conquest of Khaybar“. The Prophet charged him with the deputy command of an army to attack Mu’tah in the region of Kerak. Before being killed at Mu’tah, Jafar’s right and left arms – in which he held the standard of Islam – were severed in combat. The Prophet had a vision of Ja’far in the highest paradise but with wings instead of arms.

Amer Bin Abi Waqqas

He was the maternal cousin of the Prophet and the brother of the famous general Sa’ad bin Abi Waqqas. Their mother Amneh, swore to stay out in the sun until ‘Amer-who had converted to Islam-renounce his new faith, but he persisted*. According to some sources ‘Amer was the eleventh man to convert to Islam. He too died during the great plague

Abu Dharr Al-Ghifarri

Abu Dharr was one of the first companions to join Islam. He announced his Islam loudly and publicly and got beaten twice. He was tall, dark and thin and was known for his severity. The Prophet said of him “never did the earth hold or the sky shade someone more honest than him. He lives alone, dies alone and will be turmoil alone’. He died in the 31st year after Hijra

Abdullah bin Rawahah

 

 

Abu Ubaydah Amr Ibn Al-Jarrah”

 

 

Maysarah Bin Al-Abassi

He was one of the nine members of the delegation of Bani Abs who met with the Prophet. He witnessed the farewell Pilgrimage of Prophet Mohammad and told him ‘Praise be to God who saved me, through you, from hell. He and his tribe stood firm in support of Abu Bakr Al – Siding during the time of the Wars of Apostasy*, and he took part in the Battle of Yamamah and the conquest of Syria with Khalid bin Al Walid. In the 20th year after the Hijra he was charged with the command of an army of 4000 men which successful attacked the Byzantines, and was the first Muslim army leader to enter Byzantian lands

Abu Al-Darda”a