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Ibn Umar said, who did that?
Then'Amr ibn al-'As with Abdullah ibn Umar took on another group.
Ibn Umar claimed“Who did this!
They saw a Roman Reconnaissance of, according to Abdullah ibn Umar, 10,000 horsemen and took them on.
Ibn'Umar angrily remarked:'Who has done this?
His body was carried back to Medina andburied there by Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas and Abdullah ibn Umar.
Abdullah ibn Umar died in Mecca in 693(74 AH).
A few months later,when Muhammad sentenced a pair of adulterers to lapidation, Ibn Umar was one of the people who threw the stones.
Ibn Umar's sister Hafsa married Muhammad in 625.
Amr ibn al-'As then sent Abdullah ibn Umar with 1000 horsemen to gather intelligence on the Roman Army.
Ibn Umar asserted,"Although I was very young at the time, I understood everything I saw.".
Just before the Battle of Uhud in March 625,Muhammad called Ibn Umar, who was then fourteen years old, to present himself.
Ibn Umar also mentioned the matter to Muhammad, who said:"O Abdullah ibn Umar!
Ibn Umar participated in Battles in Iraq, Persia and Egypt, but he remained neutral throughout the first civil war.
The main city of the province was Mosul(Arabic al-Mawsil), with other important urban centres at Balad,Jazirat ibn Umar, al-Sinn, Barqa'id, Sinjar, Nasibin, Mardin and Ra's al-'Ayn.
Abdullah ibn Umar was the second most prolific narrator of ahadith, with a total of 2,630 narrations.
Two years later, as the Battle of the Trench approached,Muhammad again called Ibn Umar, and this time he decreed that the youth was old enough because he was mature and reached puberty.
As a young man, Ibn Umar married a woman whom he loved, but his father disliked her and demanded that they divorce.
Diyar Rabī‘a encompasses the upper reaches of the river Khabur and its tributaries, i.e. the regions of Tur Abdin and Beth Arabaye,as well as both shores of the river Tigris from the vicinity of Jazirat ibn Umar in the north to the boundary with Iraq in the area of Tikrit in the south, including the lower reaches of the Upper Zab and Lower Zab.
One of their members,al-Hasan ibn'Umar ibn al-Khattab was appointed governor of Mosul by Caliph al-Amin in 813.
Following the peace-treaty that ensued between Hasan ibn Ali and Mu'awiyah,'Abdullah ibn'Umar, along with the rest of the Muslims agreed to pledge his allegiance to Muawiyah I so that he may accede to the Caliphate in 661/41 AH.
As he prepared for the journey,Abdullah ibn Umar, Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr and Abd Allah ibn Abbas argued against his plan, and suggested that if he was determined to proceed to Kufa, he should leave women and children in Mecca, but Husayn rejected their suggestions.
While in Medina during the Second Fitna of the 680s, Ibn Umar, together with Abd Allah ibn al-Zubayr and Ibn Abbas, advised Husayn ibn Ali to make Mecca his base and fight against Yazid I from Mecca.
As he prepared for the journey to Kufa,Abdullah ibn Umar and Abdullah ibn Abbas pleaded vigorously against his plan and entreated him to at least leave the women and children in Mecca if he was determined to proceed to Kufa, but Husayn ignored their suggestions.
As he prepared for the journey to Kufa,Abdullah ibn Umar, Abdullah ibn Zubayr and Abdullah ibn Abbas argued against his plan and, if he was determined to proceed to Kufa, asked him to leave women and children in Mecca, but Husayn ignored their suggestions.
Although the confusion was evident here, the older chroniclers such as Abu Ismail al-Azdi and Sayf ibn Umar were conscious of the existence of two different Dhiraars but they also recorded that both Dhiraar al-Azwar and Dhiraar bin al-Khattab were present in the Syrian campaign, particularly at the Battle of Yarmouk, thus dismissing al-Barr and al-Waqidi's claims.
Shortly before his death, he urged the Muslim community to accept Umar ibn al-Khattab as his successor.
What do you have to say on the matter of Abu Bakr and Umar ibn al-Khattab?".
All Caliphs from Mu'āwīyah onward are considered tyrants except Umar ibn Abdul Aziz, on whom opinions differ.