Abu Hurairah [Abu Hurairah]

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Full Name:
Abu Hurairah, 'Abdullah (or `Abd al-Rahman or 'Abd Shams) ibn Sakhr Ad-Dausi

Parents:
/ Umaima/Maymuna

Birth Date/Place:
12 BH/603 CE (Baha, Yemen)

Death Date/Place:
59 AH/681 CE (Medinah)[ Natural ]

Places of Stay:
Makkah/Medina/Yemen/Bahrain

Area of Interest:
Narrator [ ع - صحابة ], Fiqh

Spouse(s):
Basra bint Ghazwan

Children :
Daughter

Teachers/
Narrated From:
Muhammad (saw), Abu Bakr As-Siddique, 'Umar ibn al-Khattab, Fadl ibn al-'Abbas, Ubayy ibn Ka'b, Usamah ibn Zayd, 'Aisha bint Abi Bakr, نضرة بن أبي نضرة الغفاري, Ka'b al-Ahbar

Students/
Narrated By:
Mahrar bin Abi Huraira, ibn Abbas, ibn Umar, Anas bin Malik, Wathla bin al-'Asqa', Jabir ibn 'Abdullah, Marwan bin al-Hakam bin Abi al-'As, Qubaysa bin Zuwayb, Sa'id ibn al-Musayyib, Salman al-Aghar Abu 'Abdullah, Qays bin Abi Hazim, Malik bin Abi 'Amir, Abu Umama bin Sahl, Abu Idrees al-Khulani, Abu 'Uthman al-Nahdi, Abu Sufyan, Abu Rafi' al-Sa'agh, Abu Zara' bin 'Amr /Harm, al-Aghr Abu Muslim, ابن فارض, Basr bin Sa'id al-Madni, Bashayr bin Nahayk, بعجة الجهني, Thabit bin Ayad al-Ahnf, Hafs bin 'Asim bin 'Umar, حميد, Abu Salama bin 'Abdur Rahman, Hameed bin 'Abdur Rahman, Hanzalah bin 'Ali bin al-Aslami, Khbab al-Madni Sahb al-Mqswrh, Khalas bin 'Amr al-Hajri, al-Hakam bin Myna'a al-Ansari Mwlahm, Khalid bin Ghlaq, Ziyad bin Ryah, Salim bin 'Abdullah bin 'Umar, Zararah bin Awfa al-'Amiri al-Harshi, Salm Abu al-Ghyth al-Madni, Salm bin 'Abdullah al-Nasri, Kaysan Abu Sa'id al-Muqbari, Sa'id bin Abi Sa'id (Kaysan), al-Hasan al-Basri, Ibn Sirin, Sa'id bin 'Amr bin Sa'id bin al-Aas, Sulayman ibn Yasar, Sa'id bin Yasar, Abu al-Hubab, Sinan bin Abi Sinan, 'Amir bin Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, Sharih bin Hani' al-Harithi, Shfa bin Mat', Tawus bin Kaysan, 'Ikrama, Mujahid bin Jabir, 'Ata' bin Abi Rabah, 'Amir al-Sha'bi, 'Abdullah bin Rbah, 'Abdullah bin Shaqayq al-Aqayli, Tha'laba bin Sa'ayr, أبو الوليد عبد الله بن الحارث المصري, Sa'id bin al-Harith bin Abi Sa'id, Sa'id bin Sm'an al-Ansari, Sa'id bin Marjana

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