The Sahaba were the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, who played a crucial role in the spread of Islam and the establishment of the early Muslim community. Their accounts and actions are considered a primary source of Islamic tradition and jurisprudence, influencing Islamic teachings and practices to this day.

Sahaba

Companions of the Prophet Muhammad

The spread of Islam refers to the historical expansion of the Islamic faith and its influence across diverse regions, cultures, and societies from the 7th century onwards, primarily through trade, conquest, and missionary activities. This expansion significantly shaped global history, leading to the development of rich Islamic civilizations and the integration of Islamic principles into various aspects of life in regions from the Middle East to Southeast Asia and beyond.

Spread Of Islam

Early Muslim community

Accounts and actions of the Sahaba

Primary source of Islamic tradition

Islamic jurisprudence, or Fiqh, is the human understanding and interpretation of Sharia, the divine law in Islam, which guides the religious, moral, and legal aspects of a Muslim's life. It is derived from primary sources such as the Quran and Sunnah, and secondary sources like Ijma and Qiyas, allowing for adaptation and application in diverse contexts and times.

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