1st century AH

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1st century AH is a lunar century in the Islamic calendar that corresponds to 622 – 719 CE.

Centuries:	1st century BH · 1st century AH · 2nd century AH
Decades:	30s BH 20s BH 10s BH 00s AH 10s AH 20s AH 30s AH
Years:	3 BH 2 BH 1 BH 1 AH 2 AH 3 AH 4 AH

[edit] Overview

The era of the Sahaba ended at the last decade of this century and was followed by era of their followers, the Tabi'in. The scholars among them became responsible for Fiqh and giving Fatwas ^[1].

In the main cities, this are the death date of the last Sahaba:

• Kufa: 86 AH or 87 AH ^[1].
• Medina: Sahl ibn Sa'd al Sa'idi, died in 91 AH ^[1].
• Basra: Anas ibn Malik, died in 91 AH (some say 93 AH) ^[1].
• Damascus, Abd Allah ibn Yusr, died in 88 AH ^[1].

The last one of the Sahabah, 'Amir ibn Wathilah ibn 'Abd Allah (Abu Tufayl), died in 100 AH ^[1].

[edit] AH Years within a single CE year

• 16 AH, within 637 CE.
• 49 AH, within 669 CE.
• 82 AH, within 701 CE.

[edit] Events

[edit] 2 AH

• Ramadan, 17: Battle of Badr^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 3 AH

• Battle of Uhud ^[2]

[edit] 5 AH

• Battle of the Trench
• Siege of the Banu Qurayza
• Banu Mustaliq ^[3]

[edit] 6 AH

• Dhu al-Qi'dah: Treaty of Hudaybiyyah^[4].

[edit] 7 AH

• return of those who went for the second migration to Abyssinia ^[5].
• Safar: Battle of Khaybar^{[citation needed]}
• Dhu al-Qi'dah: The first pilgrimage ^[6]

[edit] 8 AH

• Jumada al-awwal: Battle of Mut'ah ^[7]

• Sha'aban: Assault on Banu Bakra^[8]
• Ramadan: Dispatchment to Edam^[8]
• Ramadan, 10th: Conquest of Mecca^[8]
• Battle of Hunayn^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 9 AH

• Hadith of Mubahela ^[9]

[edit] 10 AH

• Last Pilgrimage^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 17 AH

• Umar's marriage to Umm Kulthum^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 23 AH

• The election of Uthman ^[10]

[edit] 36 AH

• Battle of the Camel^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 37 AH

• Battle of Siffin^{[citation needed]}

[edit] 61 AH

• Battle of Karbala^{[citation needed]}
• Ibn al-Zubair's revolt^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Births

• 1 AH Al-Mukhtar^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Deaths

• 2 AH Khunais ibn Hudhaifa ^[11]
  • Ubaydah ibn al-Harith^{[citation needed]}
  • Umayah ibn Khalaf ^[12]
• 7 AH Thuwaybah ^[13]
• 10 AH 12th Rabi' al-awwal: Muhammad ^[14]
• 13 AH Abu Bakr ^[15]
  • Hisham ibn al-A'as^{[citation needed]}
• 17 AH Mu'adh ibn Jabal ^[16]
• 22 AH Ubay ibn Ka'b ^{[16] [17]}
• 23 AH ^[18] or 24 AH ^[19] Umar
• 29 AH Ubay ibn Ka'b^{[citation needed]}
• 31 AH Abd-al-Rahman ibn Awf ^[16]
• 32 AH Abd Allah ibn Mas'ud ^[20][16]
  • Ka'ab al-Ahbar^[21][22]
  • Abu Darda ^[16]
• 34 AH ‘Ubaadah ibn Saamit ^[16]
• 35 AH Uthman ^[16]
  • Salman the Persian ^[16]
• 36 AH Talha ibn Ubayd-Allah^{[citation needed]}
  • Zubayr ibn al-Awwam ^[16]
  • Hudhayfah ibn al-Yaman ^[16]
• 37 AH Ammar ibn Yasir ^[16]
• 40 AH Ali ^[16]
  • Abu Mas’ood ‘Uqbah ibn ‘Amr ^[16]
• 42 AH Hudhaifah ibn Usaid al Ghifaaree ^[16]
• 43 AH Abdullah ibn Sailam ^[21]
• 44 AH Abu-Musa al-Asha'ari ^[16]
• 45 AH Hafsa bint Umar ^[23]
• 45 AH or 48 AH Zayd ibn Thabit ^[16]
• 50 AH Sa'id ibn Zayd ^[16]
• 52 AH Imran ibn Husain ^[16]
• 54 AH Sa`ad ibn Abi Waqqas <sup>[16]</sup>
• 57 AH Abu Hurairah <sup>[16]</sup>
• 57 AH <sup>[24]</sup> or 59 AH <sup>[25]</sup>Jubayr ibn Mut'im
• 58 AH ‘Uqbah ibn ‘Aamir al Juhanee <sup>[16]</sup>
  • Aisha<sup>[16]</sup>
• 62 AH Umm Salama Hind bint Abi Umayya <sup>[16]</sup>
  • Alqama ibn Qays al-Nakha'i <sup>[26]</sup>
• 64 AH Jundub ibn ‘Abdillaah <sup>[16]</sup>
• 65 AH Abd-Allah ibn Amr <sup>[16]</sup>
• 68 AH `Abd Allah ibn `Abbas ^[16][27]
• 70 AH Sulaym ibn Qays ^[28]
• 73 AH Abd-Allah ibn al-Zubayr ^[16]
• 74 AH Abu-Sa'id al-Khudri ^[16]
  • Jabir ibn Abd-Allah ^[16]
  • Abd-Allah ibn Umar ^[29]
• 75 AH Aswad ibn Yazid ^[30]
• 80 AH Ma'bad al-Juhani ^[31]
• 81 AH Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah ^[22]
• 84 AH Abd-Allah ibn Umar ^[16]
• 85 AH Atiyya ibn Sa'd^{[citation needed]}
• 86 AH Abu Umaamah Sudayya ibn ‘Ajlaan (al Baahilee) ^[16]
• 88 AH Abd Allah ibn Yusr ^[1].
• 91 AH Sahl ibn Sa'd ^[1]
  • Anas ibn Malik (some say 93 AH) ^[1].
• 94 AH Urwah ibn Zubayr^[32]
  • Said ibn Al-Musayyib ^[33]
  • Ali ibn Hussayn ^[22]
• 100 AH Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah^{[citation needed]}
  • Amir ibn Wathilah ibn 'Abd Allah (Abu Tufayl) ^[1].
• ? ‘Umair ibn Habeeb ibn Khumaashah ^[1]
• Raja Ibn Haywah (? – ?)
• Ali ibn Abu Talha (? – ?)

[edit] See also

• Muslim scholars of the 1st century AH

[edit] References