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Al-Khaṭṭāb ibn Nufayl ( Arabic: الخطاب بن نفيل) was an Arab chief from the Meccan branch of Quraysh. He lived during the sixth century and was a contemporary of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. His son Umar would later become Muslim, and would come to be regarded by Sunni Muslims as the second Rashid Caliph.
24. Mai 2009 · Ibn Umar hieß mit vollem Namen Abdullâh ibn Umar ibn Al-Chattâb ibn Nufail, und seine Mutter hieß Zainab Bint Madh’ûn Al-Quraischîya von Banû Dschumah. Unter den Gefährten war er unter dem Namen Ibn Umar bekannt. Er kam in jungen Jahren zum Islâm und wanderte dann mit seinem Vater aus, noch bevor er die Pubertät erreichte ...
Umar belonged to the Adi clan from the Tribe of Quraish. His full name is: Umar ibn al-Khattab ibn Nufail Ibn Abdul-Uzza Ibn Riyah Ibn Qart Ibn Razah Ibn Adi Ibn Ka’b Ibn Lu’ayy ibn Fihr ibn Malik. Ameer al Muminin, abu Hafs, al-Qurashi, al-Adwai, al-Farooq.
- Dr. Kulsoom Fatima
- Abstract:
- Introduction:
- Name and lineage:
- Early life:
- Prayer for Hazrat Umar by the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him):
- 3 ب ا طخلا نِ بْ ر ََُِ م عب وأ لٍَْ ه ج يبِ أبِ س لإا زَّ ع أ م ََُّّ ه للا
- Judiciary system:
- Establishment of Majlis-e-Shura:
- System of Accountability:
- Justice system of Hazrat Umar (RA):
- Treasury system:
- Police Department:
- Prisons:
- Market News:
- 19 " ءَََ ا هو ءََ ا ه َّلَّ إِ ،ابًرِ
- 20 » نِِ ي دلا يفِ هََََّ ق فت دَْق ن م َ َّل َّ إِ انَُِ ق وس يفِ عِْبيَ َّلَ«
- Opposition to nepotism:
- Taking care of the citizens:
- The matter of treating the subjects kindly:
- Conclusion:
Department of Islamic Studies National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad
Hazrat Umar (RA) is counted as one of the Righteous Caliphs. His personality was characterized by courage and bravery as well as understanding of matters and leadership skills. After assuming the position of Khilafah, he established a regular and central government. The main feature of his caliphate is the establishment of Majlis-e-Shura, i.e., the...
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Hazrat Umar did not make any concessions in doing justice. The master and the slave and everyone else were treated equally. Initially, administrative and judicial positions were held by the same person, but later the Department of Justice was separated. This department was called the Department of Judgment. Courts were set up in all the districts a...
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One of the aims of Islamic rule is to set out the principles of the Islamic system to establish an Islamic society. Among the most important of these principles are justice and equality. Justice is the hallmark of his era and it is still presented as an example. He became an unbiassed man himself and set an example then he established justice among...
Before the caliphate of Umar, there was no formal system of treasury. Whatever came in the form of booty or tribute was immediately distributed. When Abu Hurairah returned from Bahrain, he brought with him half a million dirhams in a year. At that time, on the advice of Walid bin Hasham, the treasury department was established and Abdullah bin Arqa...
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When the police department was established, it was a natural consequence that people would also get punishments. Therefore, a prison was set up to punish. Prisons were not practiced in Arabia before the time of Umar’s Leadership. Strict punishments for crimes were probably imposed to compensate it. Hazrat Umar established prisons. He bought the h...
Hazrat Umar also maintained strict accountability in the affairs of market. An example of Umar's reckoning is that Malik ibn Aws ibn Had’than states that he came to the market saying who will exchange Dirhams with us? Ibn 'Ubaydullah said; They were standing near Umar. Give us your gold. Then after some time, when our servant will come, come to us ...
“It is interest to sell silver for gold except when it is cash. It is interest to sell wheat for wheat, except when the cash is equal to the weight of the two, and to sell the date for the date is interest, except when the cash is equal to the weight of both.” Hazrat Umar said:
“Only those who have an understanding of religious matters should sell in our markets.”
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The way of life was simple but the kings of the time were afraid of you. On the other hand, you would do your best to help your subjects. Here are some examples: Once a caravan came to Madinah Munawwara, encamped outside the city, he went himself to be informed and protect that caravan. While guarding, there was a sound of crying from one side, He ...
Amr ibn al-'Aas said, "O Commander of the Faithful! Have you considered that if an Ameer kills one of his subjects as a punishment, you will retaliate against him?" Hazrat Umar replied there is no reason why I should not retaliate, I saw the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) that he used to take retribution from his caste. Hazrat Umar Wrote to the comman...
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was named Al-Khattab bin Nufail while his mother was named Hantamah bint Hisyam bin al-Mughirah, the sister of Abu Jahal bin Hisyam (Ibnu Hazm Ali bin Ahmad bin Said (456 H), n.d.).
