Chapter 217

Remembrance 1 from Chapter 217

Who may be greeted and who may not, and who may be answered and who may not

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Romanisation

Min Muḥammadin ‘Abdi-llāhi wa Rasūlih, ilā Hiraqla ‘aẓīmi-r-Rūm. Salāmun ‘alā mani-ttaba‘a-l-hudā. . ..

Context

We relate in the Ṣaḥīḥs of al-Bukhārī and Muslim that in the hadith from Abū Sufyān Honorific symbol about the story of Heraclius, he said that the Messenger of Allah Honorific symbol wrote: “From Muḥammad, the slave and Messenger of Allah, to Heraclius, the Mighty [leader] of Rome. Peace be upon those who follow guidance.” [11].

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References
[11] Al-Bukhārī (7) and Muslim (1773).

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