المرويات التاريخية لأبناء الأوس والخزرج المولودين في عصر الرسالة (1-11هـ)

الباحث

علي عصام محمد حمادي

المشرف

وليد مصطفى محمد صالح الجبوري

الجامعة

جامعة الموصل

الكلية / القسم

كلية التربية للعلوم الإنسانية / التاريخ

الشهادة

ماجستير

السنة

2024

لغة الرسالة

عربي

الكلمات المفتاحية

المرويات التاريخية; الأوس والخزرج; عصر الرسالة; التاريخ الإسلامي

The historical narrations of the sons of Al-Aws and Al-Khazraj born in the era of the message (1-11 AH / 622-633 AD) constituted an important tributary that abounded in the stomachs and texts of advanced and late historical sources alike, and provided us with many details of the first era of Islamic history, especially since most of these narrators were born during the era of the Prophet (*), so they grew up young in his hands (*), living the difficulties and tribulations that plagued the early Muslims, and they transmitted to us some of his biography (#), and from the news of the Rightly- Guided Caliphs (may God be pleased with them). , and the subsequent important events and facts, which extended to advanced periods in the Umayyad period Hence my choice of this historical topic, to first introduce this important age group of Ansar groups, and then document and limit their historical novels in particular, because of those narrations of great importance, highlighted to us many different aspects of Islamic history, being frequent narrators trustworthy of young companions and senior followers, lived those events and facts and were part of them, or quoted from the trusts of others, this research came under the title (historical narratives of the sons of Aws and Khazraj born in the era of the message (1-11 AH / 622-633 AD) The importance of this topic comes from the definition and highlighting the role played by these narrators, in the course of the events of Islamic history, and what they saved for us of important historical facts and evidence, which had a great impact in changing the course of events in and around the Arabian Peninsula, and some of these narrators were the last people to covenant with the Messenger of Allah (#), so they wrote us important news and facts in his life (#), and most of them were the companions of the Messenger of God (#), so they came from a certain of their knowledge, and they were witnesses to Their days, so we decided in this research to document the correct historical narrations assigned to us related to these narrators, and collect and limit them from the folds of the body of the various sources in which those narrations were scattered الل 4 With God Almighty, I have reached some important results through this study, the most important of which are: 1- These historical narrations received from these sons, showed us many historical facts and important events, including their keenness to document the life of the Prophet (#) accurately, starting with his mission and his call to people to Islam, through his migration to Medina, and mentioning the most important Maghazih and Sarayyah, and ending with his death (#), so their proximity to the life of the Prophet(®) was a worthy reason to convey these facts honestly and honestly consistent with the greatness of the personality of the Prophet (*). 2- Their narratives also shed light on historical aspects and important battles that changed the course of events in the Arabian Peninsula, and the impact of these events on the subsequent historical pages of Muslim life. 3- Most of the sons of Aws and Khazraj born in the era of the civil message (1-11 AH /622-633AD) were reliable narrators of what they narrated and transmitted to us in the texts of historical sources and books of the Sahih. 4- The era of the Prophet's message received the largest share of these historical narrations, as most of their narrations focused on mentioning the events that occurred in the life of the Prophet (*), and then the era of the Rightly-Guided Caliphate, which received a lower percentage than the narrations of the Prophet's era, and the Umayyad era was the least share of those narrations, as most of these sons died in that era. 5- Many of their historical narrations are contained in the books of the Sahih and the Sunnah, and this highlights the importance of these sources in drawing an integrated picture of historical events, especially with regard to the life of the Prophet (*) Praise be to Allah, and prayers and peace be upon the Messenger of Allah and on all his family and companions

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البريد الإلكتروني

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