Hazrat abu huraira k 100 Qisay

Hundred Stories of Hazrat abu huraira r.a

Hazrat abu huraira r.a k 100 Qissay is app consist Hundred Stories of Hazrat abu huraira r.a life.

Abu Hurayrah (Arabic: أبو هريرة‎), also known as 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Sakhr al-Dausi, (ca. 603 - 681) was a sahaba (companion) of Muhammad and the most quoted narrator of Hadith.

Birth:

Abu Hurayrah was born in Baha, Yemen in the tribe of Banu Daws from the region of Tihamah on the coast of the Red Sea around 603 C.E. (78 B.H.)

He was orphaned by his father's death and had no relatives. He was named Abd al-Shams ("Servant of the Sun") at birth but was called Abu Hurayrah ("Father of the cats") because of his cat like act of stealing milk once, from the Madina Mosque.

Coming to Islam:

Abu Hurayrah embraced to Islam in 7th A.H. during the time of the war of Khaybar through his tribe's chieftain Tufayl ibn Amr when the latter embraced Islam after meeting Muhammad S.A.W and called his tribe to do the same and Abu Hurayrah was the first to respond to his call.

It was Muhammad S.A.W who named him Abd al-Rahman ("Servant of the Most Merciful [one of Allah's 99 names]") when Abu Hurayrah came to meet the Islamic prophet with his tribe's chieftain.

Abu Hurayrah was a man living an ascetic life, devoted himself during the era of the Prophet S.A.W.

After the death of the Prophet S.A.W. , he used to teach Hadith and for the betterment of his living , he proved himself a reliable source of fabricating some Hadith , for the sake of money, to the effective and wealthy people.