Muhammad Bin Yahya, from Abdullah Bin Muhammad, from Ali Bin Al Hakam,f rom Aban, from Ismail Bin Al Fazal who said, ‘I asked Abu Abdullah asws about the man when is emancipated, is it for him that he places himself wherever he so desires to, and makes a guardian to the one whom he loves to?’ So he asws said: ‘When he is emancipated for the Sake of Allah azwj , so he is a slave of the one who emancipated him. So when he is emancipated and is made a freed slave, so for him is that he places himself wherever he so desires to and makes a guardian the one who he so desires to’.

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Muhammad Bin Yahya, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad, from Muhammad Bin Ismail, from Muhammad Bin Al Fazeyl, from Abu Al Sabbah Al Kinany, (It has been narrated) from Abu Abdullah asws having said regarding a woman who emancipated a man. For whom is his guardianship, and for whom is his inheritance?’ He asws said: ‘For the one who emancipated him, except if there happens to be an inheritor for him apart from her’.

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A number of our companions, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad, from Ali Bin Al Hakam, from Suleym Al Farra, from Al Hassan Bin Muslim who said, ‘My maternal aunt narrated to me. She said, ‘I was seated by the courtyard of the Kabah, when Abu Abdullah asws came over. So when he asws saw me, altered his asws course towards me. So he asws greeted me and he asws said: ‘What makes you sit over here?’ So I said, ‘I am awaiting a slave of ours’. She said, ‘So he asws said to me: ‘Emancipate him’. I said, ‘No, but we have emancipated his father’. So he asws said: ‘That is not your slave. This is your brother, and a son of your uncle. But rather, the slave is the one upon whom the bounty flowed. So when it flowed upon his father and his grandfather, so he is a son of your uncle, and your brother’.

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From him, from Al Barqy, from Sa’ad Bin Sa’ad, from Abdullah Bin Jundab, (It has been narrated) from Abu Ja’far asws having said: ‘But rather the slave of Al-Jaleed is old, and his son is an Arab, and a son of his son, is from himself’.

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Al Husayn Bin Muhammad, from Ahmad Bin Is’haq, and Ali Bin Ibrahim, from his father, altogether, from Bakr Bin Muhammad Al Azdy who said, ‘I went over to Abu Abdullah asws and with me was Ali Bin Abdul Aziz. So he asws said to me: ‘Who is this?’ So I said, ‘A slave of ours’. So he asws said: ‘Have you emancipated him, or his father?’ So I said, ‘But his father’. So he asws said: ‘This one is not your slave. This is your brother, and a son of your uncle. But rather, the slave, he is the one upon whom the bounty flows. So when it flowed upon his father, so he is your brother, and a son of your uncle’.

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Bakr Bin Muhammad, from Juweyria who said, ‘Abu Abdullah asws passed by me, and I was in the Sacred Masjid, awaiting a slave of ours. So he asws said: ‘O Umm Usman! What makes you stay over here?’ So I said, ‘I am awaiting a slave of ours’. So he asws said: ‘Have you emancipated him?’ So I said, ‘No’. So he asws said: ‘Have you emancipated his father?’ I said, ‘No. We emancipated his grandfather’. So he asws said: ‘This is not your slave, but this is your brother’.

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Muhammad Bin yahya, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad, from Musa Bin Umar, from A man, from Al Husayn Bin Ulwan, (It has been narrated) from Abu Abdullah asws having said: ‘A companion of twenty years is a relative’.

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