Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida: A Pivotal Gathering in Islamic History
Explore the historical significance of the Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida, where forty male companions gathered on the day of Prophet Muhammad's death in 634 AD to discuss his succession. Discover a rich portrayal of the architectural beauty and solemnity of this momentous event.
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A real-life image of the Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida, a circular porch covered with dry palm leaves and simple, round wooden columns, enclosed by simple Arabic architecture in Medina, where, on the day of the death of the Prophet of Islam in 634 AD, forty elders and male companions aged 45 to 70 sat together and chose the Prophet's successor.
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A real-life image of the Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida, a veranda covered with dry palm leaves and simple, round wooden columns, enclosed by simple Arabic architecture in Medina, where, on the day of the Prophet's death in 634 AD, forty elders and male companions aged 50 to 70 sat around and chose the Prophet's successor.
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A real-life image of the Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida, a porch covered with dry palm leaves and wood and enclosed by simple Arabic architecture in Medina, where on the day of the death of the Prophet of Islam in 634 AD, forty elders and male companions aged 50 to 70 sat together and chose the Prophet's successor.
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A real-life image of the Saqifa of Bani Sa'ida, a porch covered with dry palm leaves and wood and enclosed by simple Arabic architecture in Medina, where on the day of the death of the Prophet of Islam in 634 AD, more than 40 elders and male companions aged 50 to 70 sat together and chose the Prophet's successor.
