The Ten Promised Paradise by Imam Ibn al-Jawzi

Imam Ibn al-Jawzi رحمه الله, a renowned Islamic scholar, stated that those who spent and fought before the victory in Makkah hold a higher rank than those who did so afterwards. However, Allah has promised each of them a fine reward. While the Prophet's companions were promised Paradise in general, a specific group of ten companions were individually promised Paradise, known as the Ashara Mubashara. This concise work by Ibn al-Jawzi recounts the courageous lives of these companions and their immense contributions to spreading the divine message of Islam. These individuals were known for their unwavering commitment to Allah and His Messenger ﷺ, and their selfless dedication to the religion. Through their inspiring anecdotes, biographies, and achievements, they left a lasting impact on those around them. The author, a learned scholar and prolific writer, brings their stories to life in this work, leaving readers with a renewed sense of energy and determination.

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Dar as-Junnah Classic Collection العشرة المبشرون بالجنة THE TEN PROMISED PARADISE اله ضي Imam Ibn al-Jawzi دار السنة
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CHAPTER TWO Abu Hafs 'Umar Ibn Al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him)... 1.1. His Name and Lineage. .35 1.2. The Story of his Islam..... ..35 1.3. His Description..... ..36 1.4. His Children..... ..40 1.5. 1.6. Some of His Virtues and Excellence The Qur'anic Revelations Arecing with Him......... 41 .40 and Major Achievements.. .41 1.7. His Caliphate...... 1.3. ..43 1.8. His Care for His Flock.. ..44 1.9. His Abstinence..... 1.9. People's Praise of Him.. CHAPTER FOUR Abü'l-Hasan 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib (may Allah be pleased with him).. 1.1. His Name and Lineage.. 1.2. His Description........ His Children.... 1.4. His Climbing on the Messenger's() Shoulder.... 1.6. His Wonderful Deeds and His Worship. 59 1.7. His Caliphate. 62 1.8. His Murder... 62 63 65 65 66 66 ..46 1.5. Allah's Love for him and the Messenger's 1.10. His Humbleness.... .47 1.11. His Fear of Allah and His Weeping... (C) love for him.. 68 47 1.6. 1.12. His Worship....... 48 1.7. The Prophet's() Brotherhood with 'Ali.. Examples of His Virtues and Excellence. 68 69 1.13. Some of His Words and Admonitions..... 1.14. His Death. .48 1.8. His Asceticism (zuhd).. 70 .49 1.9. His Devotion.. 73 1.10. Selected Words from his Speeches and Admonitions..... 74 CHAPTER THREE 1.11. His Murder... 82 Abu 'Abdullah 'Uthman Ibn 'Affan (may Allah be pleased with him)... 54 CHAPTER FIVE 1.1. His Name and Lineage.. ..54 Abu Muhammad Talhah Ibn 'Ubaydullah ..55 1.2. His Description 1.3. His Children... 56 (may Allah be pleased with him)..... .84 1.1. His Name and Lineage.. 84 1.4. Some of his Virtues and Excellence... ..56 1.2. His Description.... 85 1.5. The Messenger () Informing him of What 1.3. His Children. 85 will Happen to Him... 58 1.4. Some of His Virtues and Excellence... 86 1.5. His Death........ .88
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The Ten Promised Paradise i.e. their is no benfit in a new garment as it will meet the soil of this earthl, and he passed that night. It is narrated by Al-Bukhari 25 Historians say: Abu Bakr passed away on Monday night between Sunset Prayer and Night Prayer, eight days before the end of Jumada Al-Akhirah in the thirteenth year of Hijrah, at the age of sixty-three. His will was to have his wife Asma' bathe him, which she did. and to be buried next to the Messenger of Allah). 'Umar led his Janazah prayer between the Minbar and the grave, and he was put in the grave by his son 'Abdu'l-Rahman along with 'Umar, 'Uthman and Talhah Ibn 'Ubaydullah (radiy Allahu 'anhum). [May Allah be pleased with him] CHAPTER TWO Abu Hafs 'Umar Ibn al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him)7 25 Bukhari, #1378 26 The Arabic text literally translates to "Tuesday night', but as I explained before, the night precedes the day in Islam, so Tuesday night' means the night before Tuesday, which is referred to as 'Monday night' in English expression. Section One: His Name and Lineage Ibn239 Nufayl Ibn 'Abdu'l-'Uzzah Ibn Rabah Ibn 'Abdullah Ibn Qirt Ibn Razah Ibn 'Adi Ibn Ka'b Ibn Lu'ay. His mother is Hantaman bint Hashim Ibn Al-Mughirah Ibn 'Ab- dullah Ibn 'Amr Ibn Makhzüm. 27 See al-Istiy ab fi Asma' al-Şahabah of Ibn 'Abdu'l-Barr, #3830, Tadhib al-Tadbib of Ibn Hajr, 7/438, Khulasa Tadhib al-Kamal fi Asma' al-Rijal of al-Mi 2/268, Tarikh al-Islam wa wafayat al-Mashahir wa'l-A'lam of Imam al-Dhahabi, 2/102 and 3/418, al-Tabaqat of Ibn Sa'd, 9/141, al-Isabah fi Tamyiz al-Sahabab of Ibn Hajr, #5752, Asad al-Ghabah fi Ma'rifah al-Sahabah of Ibn al-Athir, #1899, Sirah al-A'lam al-Nubala' of Imam al-Dhahabi, 69-149, Fada'il al-Khulafa' al-Arba'ah wa ghayrihim of Abu Nu'aym, 34, 92, 101 and 160 and others. [Note from the Translator]: The author often states part of the name in the title and then continues the name in the following paragraph, which is why I translated it accordingly.] 34 35