Salman farsi

Central justice was one of the prominent features of Salman Farsi's government

The eighth day of safar month is the anniversary of the death of Salman Farsi (PBUH), the precious companions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). Salman Farsi is one of the free, Mujahid and famous Islamic personalities. Although he was of Iranian descent, he achieved a high and high position among the Arabs and Muslims of the Hejaz, so much so that the Prophet (PBUH) said about him: “Salman Mina Ahl al-Bayt; "Salman is one of us Ahlul Bayt." In the war, the parties ordered the Prophet to dig a trench around Medina to prevent the enemy, and this action led to the victory of Islam in that war. Salman was considered one of the companions of Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS) and it was believed that he was the true and immediate successor of the Messenger of God (PBUH). During the reign of Umar ibn al-Khattab, Salam was consecrated by the caliph of the governor and died in the same city.
Salman Farsi was considered a free, mujahid and devout figure from the day he converted to Islam and became a believer. In the first year of AH, when the Prophet made a covenant of brotherhood between both the Muslim immigrants and the Ansar, he also entered into a brotherhood between Salman and Abu Darda Ansari, and in this story he said to Salman: The first and the last and the book The first and the last book »; O Salman, you are from Ahl al-Bayt and God Almighty has provided you with the first and last knowledge and has taught you the first book (the first book that was revealed to the divine prophets) and the last book (the Holy Quran).
Salman Farsi, the great companion of the Prophet (PBUH), with a special view of power and responsibility, had a transcendent and valuable view and considered this category as a basis for the rule of divine values and service to the people. His management style in the political, military and cultural fields was based on the teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Imam Ali (AS).
Salman Farsi is the first Iranian who, after many sufferings and long journeys and adventurous journeys and being enslaved, stole water from the clear spring of pure Muhammadan Islam and snatched the lead from his fellow believers in religiosity and piety. . He was the only one who heard the phrase "Salman is one of us Ahl al-Bayt" from the Prophet of Mercy and Mercy (PBUH) and became known as Salman Mohammadi. The Prophet (PBUH) said about Salman's pioneering to Islam: There are four pioneers; I am the Arab pioneer of Islam. Sahib is the Roman pioneer of Islam. Salman is the pioneer of Iranians to Islam and Bilal is the pioneer of Abyssinia to Islam. The Prophet (PBUH) said in a higher interpretation: "I am the pioneer of all the children of Adam, and Salman is the pioneer of the people of Iran."
He stated that the truth is the true following of the Prophet, for example, in the story that two people came to him from Abu Darda and asked him, "Are you Salman Sahabi, the Messenger of God?" He replied that it is not known that I am a companion of the Messenger of God, because the real companion of the Messenger of God is the one who is with the Messenger of God in the paradise of Anis and Mons, and not only in this world. Therefore, he was not proud just to see and be with the Messenger of God (PBUH).

Salman Farsi died in the year 36 AH in the city of Madain. His tomb in Madain is known as the tomb of Salman Pak.

Translator: Faeghe Ebrahimpour