سقيفة بني ساعدة: الفرق بين النسختين

▲The name of the house is used as shorthand for the event, or the gathering, which was a crucial turning point in the history of [[Islam]]. On the day [[Muhammad]] died (June 8, 632 CE), the Medinan [[Muslim]] or "[[Ansar (Islam)|Ansar]]" gathered in the Saqifah to discuss the future and [[Succession to Muhammad|leadership of the Muslims]]. There were two Ansar tribes, the Khazraj and the [[Banu Aus|Aws]]; both were present. However, the [[Muhajirun]], or [[Hijra (Islam)|Muslim emigrants]] from [[Mecca]], had not been notified of the gathering. [[Muhammad ibn Jarir al-Tabari|Muhammad Ibn Jarir Tabari]] writes in his [[History of the Prophets and Kings|Ta'rikh]] at page 456, Volume II that ‘[[Umar]] came to the door of the [[Muhammad|Prophet]]'s house but did not enter. He sent a word to [[Abu Bakr]]: "Come immediately; I have urgent business with you." Abu Bakr sent message to him that he had no time. ‘Umar sent another message: "We have came across a critical issue. Your presence is required."