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The Prophetic Constitution of Madinah2 min readViewed 1 time

2.2.2 The First Section: Definition of the Ummah and the founding of Islamic subject status


1 - This is a document from Muhammad, the Prophet (peace be upon him), between the Muslims and believers from Quraish and Yathrib, and those who followed them, joined with them and strove alongside them, that they are one single Ummah (nation) to the exclusion of all the people.

2- The Muhajirun of the Quraish are upon their standard practise when dealing with their cases of blood money, responsible among themselves for dealing with their cases of blood money. And they ransom their captives on a reasonable fair basis and according to justice among the believers.

3- Banu ‘Auf are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

4- Banu Al-Harith are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

5- Banu Sa’idah are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

6- Banu Jusham are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

7- Banu An-Najjar are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

8- Banu ‘Amr bin ‘Awf are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

9- Banu An-Nabit are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

10- Banu Aws are upon their standard practise responsible for dealing with their cases of blood money. Each group will ransom their captives on a reasonable basis and according to justice among the believers.

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Chapters (30)
  1. 11 The Origin of the Sahifah (Document)
  2. 21.1 The circumstances surrounding the writing of the Sahifah (document) of Al-Madinah
  3. 41.2 Examples of the harm and abuse undertaken by the Jews and the polytheists and the acts of Ka’b bin Al-Ashraf
  4. 51.3 The joining together as brothers “Al-Mu’akhaah) between the Muhajirin and the Ansar
  5. 61.3.1 Narrations revealing the strength of this “Mu’akhaah” (forming of brotherhood) and its depth, the like of which the history of humankind has known no paralle
  6. 71.3.2 Details concerning this historic “Mu’akhaah” (pact of brotherhood) and the personalities involved in it
  7. 81.4 When was the “Mu’akhaah” (brotherhood pact) concluded and when was the Sahifah (of Al-Madinah) written?
  8. 92 The Text of the Sahifah (Constitutional Document
  9. 102.1 The Text of the Sahifah of Al-Madinah
  10. 112.1.1 Sahifah text comparison table
  11. 122.2 The revised text (of the Sahifa)
  12. 132.2.1 A table of the revised text
  13. 142.2.2 The First Section: Definition of the Ummah and the founding of Islamic subject status
  14. 152.2.3 The Second Section: The obligations of the Muslims and mutual support among them
  15. 162.2.4 The Third Section: Alliance (or: Confederal Union) between the Muslims and the Jews
  16. 172.2.5 The Fourth Section: Shared obligations and general rulings
  17. 183 Establishing the authenticity of the Sahifah
  18. 193.1 Establishing the authenticity of the Sahifah
  19. 204 Independent indicative evidences for the Sahifah of Al-Madinah
  20. 214.1 The ‘Alawiyah Sahifah
  21. 224.2 The Hurmah (Inviolable) Sanctity of Al-Madinah
  22. 234.3 The Hadith of Jabir bin Abdullah: “Every clan is responsible for (the payment of) its blood money”
  23. 244.4 The Hadith of Abdullah bin ‘Amr bin Al-‘Aas: “That they pay the ransom of their captives”
  24. 255 Addendums in respect to ‘Ilm Ar-Rijal (Knowledge of the transmitters)
  25. 265.1 The authentication of Ahmad bin Abdul Jabbar Al-‘Utaridiy
  26. 275.2 The authentication (tautheeq) of Yunus bin Bukair
  27. 285.3 Muhammad bin Ishaq bin Yasar, Amir ul-Mu’minin (leader of the believers) in respect to the Hadith
  28. 295.3.1 Some of those who were given the title Amir ul- Mu’min (Leader of the believers) in respect to the Hadith
  29. 305.4 The authentication of Uthman bin Muhammad bin Al- Mughira Al-Akhnasi
  30. 315.5 Fairness to Kathir bin Abdullah bin ‘Amr bin ‘Awf Al- Muzani