Ahadith

Ibn Abbas relates that he heard the Holy Prophet say: The Fire will not touch two pairs of eyes; one that sheds tears out of fear of Allah and the other that keeps watch through the night in the cause of Allah (Tirmidhi). (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

This hadith is the same as No. 179, (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

Abu Umarah relates that the Holy Prophet said: The best charity is providing the shade of a tent in the cause of Allah, or providing a servant for one who strives in the cause of Allah, or providing a young she-camel for one striving in the cause of Allah (Tirmidhi). (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

This hadith is the same as No. 178. (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

Abu Sa‘id Khudri relates that the Holy Prophet sent an expedition to Bani Lahyan and directed that out of every two men one should join the expedition and the reward of both will be equal (Muslim). Another version is: Let one out of every two men go forth: and added: whichever of you remains behind and looks well after the family and property of the one who has joined the expedition shall have his reward equal to half of the reward of the one who goes forth. (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

Bra‘a relates: A man in armour came to the Holy Prophet and asked: Messenger of Allah, shall I go and fight; or shall I become a Muslim? He answered: Become a Muslim and fight. He became a Muslim and fought and was slain, upon which the Holy Prophet said: He strove a little and was rewarded much (Bokhari and Muslim). (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

Anas relates that the Holy Prophet said: No one who enters Paradise wishes to return to this world even if he should be given all that the world contains, except a martyr who yearns that he should return to the world and be slain ten times on account of the honour that he experiences by virtue of his martyrdom. One version has it: On account of that which he experiences of the excellence of martyrdom (Bokhari and Muslim). (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

Abdullah ibn Amr ibn ‘As relates that the Holy Prophet said:" Allah forgives everything to a martyr except his debt (Muslim). Another version is: Being slain in the cause of Allah atones for everything except debt (Muslim). (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

This hadith is the same as No. 219. (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)

This hadith is the same as No. 89. (At-Taubah 36, Al-Baqarah 218, At-Taubah 41, At-Taubah 111)