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What is the real name of hazrat salman farsi?
The real name of Hazrat Salman Farsi was Ruzbeh. He later became known as Salman Al-Farsi after converting to Islam and joining the companions of the Prophet Muhammad.
How did salman al farisi become a slave?
Salman al-Farisi became a slave when he was captured during a battle between the Persian and Byzantine empires. He was eventually sold into slavery, ending up in Medina where he met the Prophet Muhammad and embraced Islam.
Does Yemen practice Islam?
yes. at start of Islam Yemen was for Persian empire and people of Yemen themselves converted Islam before Muslims attack Persian Empire. Salman Farsi (one Persian and of best companions of prophet) had a great role in introduce of Islam to Iranians of that time (including current Yemen)
What religion is dominant in Iran?
religion: Shi'a Islam language: Farsi
Is salman khan's mother accepted Islam after Marge?
no
What are some examples of faithfullness?
According to Islam, all the prophets were faithfulness. and for Shia, all Imams were faithfulness too. because all of them were infallible. some other Muslims like Salman Farsi, Abuzar Ghefari and ... were good too. but the number is few.
What has the author Muhammad Ali Al-Qutb written?
Muhammad Ali Al-Qutb has written: 'Salman Al-Farsi'
Is salman a shia?
if you mean salman farsi (sahaba of prophet) yes. Ali (sa) said all people had doubt about who is the true successor after prophet unless 3: Salman, Abouzar, Meghdad. the other people all doubted. but these 3 did not have any doubt that Ali (sa) is the true successor.
What is salman rushdie most famous for?
For a book called "Satanic Versus which is against Islam
Is there a religion called Farsi?
No. Farsi is a language, also called Persian. Farsi is similar in sound and writing to Arabic, and is spoken mainly in Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan.
What religion is salman Khan?
salman khan är sunni muslim eller inte
What is the language of Iran and its branch of Islam?
The language of Iran is called Farsi and most Iranians are Shiite Muslims, although this is not an exclusively Iranian version of Islam as it is also practiced in Bahrain, Syria, Azerbaijan, and several other countries.
