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AHL US SUFFAH

Are those Muslims who had no place to live in and they slept in the Masjid Nabwi on a bench or under a shed called Suffah.

  • Abu Hurayrah
  • Abu Zarr Al Ghafari
  • Wathilah Asfa
  • Qays bin Tahfah al Ghafari
  • Kaab bin Malik al Ansari
  • Saeed ibn Aamir ibn Hazim
  • Salman al Farsi
  • Asma ibn Harithah ibn Saeed al Aslami
  • Hanzalah ibn Abu Aamir al Ansari
  • Hazim ibn Harmalah
  • Harithah ibn Numan al Ansari al Najjari
  • Huzafah ibn Usayd Abu Surayhah Al Ansari
  • Huzayfah ibn Yamam
  • Jariyah ibn Jamil ibn Shabah  ibn Qirt
  • Juayl ibn Suraqah al Dumari
  • Jurhad ibn Khuwaylid al Aslami
  • Rafaah Abu Lubabah al Ansari
  • Abdullah Zu al Bijadayn
  • Dukayn ibn Saeed al Mozane
  • Khubayb ibn Yasaf ibn Anabah
  • Kharim ibn Aws al Tai
  • Kharim ibn Fatik al Asadi
  • Khunays ibn Hazafah al Sahami
  • Khabbab ibn al Art
  • Al Hakam ibn umiayral Thamali
  • Harmalah ibn Ayas
  • Zaid ibn Khattab
  • Abdullah ibn Masood
  • Al-Tafawi al Dawsi
  • Talhah ibn Amr al Nadir
  • Safwan ibn Bayda al Fari
  • Suhayb ibn Sanan al Rumi
  • Shaddad ibn usayd
  • Shaqram the freed slave of the Prophet
  • Al-Saib ibn Khalad
  • Salim ibn umayr
  • Salim ibn ubayd al Ashjai
  • Safinah the freed salae
  • Salim the freed Huzayfah
  • Abu Fazim
  • Al-Agharr al Mazani
  • Bilal ibn Rabah
  • Al-Barra ibn Malik al Ansari
  • Thawban the
  • Thabit ibn Wadiah al Ansari
  • Thaqif ibn Amr ibn Shamit al Asadi
  • Sa’d ibn Malik Abu Saeed al Khudri
  • Al Arbad ibn Sariyah
  • Ghurfah al Asadi
  • Abdur Rahman ibn Qirt
  • Abbad ibn Khalid al Ghifari



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