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2724. It was reported from Az-Zuhri that he heard 'Anbasah bin Sa'eed Al-Qurashi narrating from Abū Hurairah, who said: "I came to Al-Madinah when the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ was in Khaibar, after he had conquered it. I asked him to give me a share from the spoils. A son of Sa'eed bin Al-'Aš spoke and said: 'Do not give him a share O Messenger of Allāh!' I said: 'This is the murderer of Ibn Qawqal.' Sa'eed bin Al-'Aš said: 'Wonderful O Wabr, you have come down to us from the peak of Dāl, blaming me for killing a Muslim man whom Allāh, the Exalted, honored with (martyrdom) at my hands, and did not disgrace me by his hands.'" (Sahih) (Abū Dāwud said: They were about ten persons, six of them were killed and the rest of them came back).
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Nu'mān bin Qawqal of the Anšār, was a Companion of the Prophet ﷺ. He was killed at the hands of Abān bin Sa'eed who only embraced Islam after the treaty of Al-Ḥudaibiyyah, and the battle of Khaibar took place after Al-Ḥudaibiyyah.
