Love of the Companions and the Definition of a Ṣaḥābī

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• What qualification accompanies love for the Companions?
• What does wa-lā natabarraʾu min aḥadin minhum mean?
• What is the core principle for mentioning the Companions?
• What does acknowledging one Companion’s merit NOT imply?
• How is love described in wa-narā ḥubbahum dīnan wa-īmānan wa-iḥsānan?
• What is meant by ṭughyān?
• What does laqiya al-nabiyya establish?
• What does the condition muʾminan bihī require?
• What does wa-māta ʿalā al-Islām mean?
• Which scholar is cited for the definition of a Companion?
• What duration of companionship is necessary?
• What of a person who did not arrive intending faith but embraced it in the Prophet’s gathering?
• Which groups are mentioned in al-Tawbah 9:100?
• What does raḍiya Allāhu ʿanhum wa-raḍū ʿanhu express?
• What does bi-iḥsān add to the idea of following?
• What is the comprehensive stance of Ahl al-Sunnah toward the Companions?
• What conduct is condemned by bi-ghayri al-khayri yadhkuruhum?
• Which conduct conflicts with love for the Companions?
• If a person met the Prophet ﷺ in faith and died upon Islam, but the meeting was brief, what follows?
• What joint principle follows from wa-lā nufriṭ and wa-lā natabarraʾ?
• Being born in the Prophet’s lifetime is sufficient for Companion status.
• Acknowledging different ranks among the Companions does not require disavowing any of them.
• Al-Tawbah 9:100 also mentions those who follow with excellence.
• Companion status requires at least one month of association with the Prophet.
• The Companions should be spoken of with goodness.