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4138. It was narrated from Yazîd bin Hurmuz that when Najdah Al-Harûriyyah rebelled during the Fitnah of Ibn Az-Zubayr, he sent word to Ibn 'Abbâs asking him about the share of the relatives (of the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ) – to whom did he think it should be given? He replied: "It is for us, because of our blood ties to the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ. The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ allocated it to them, but 'Umar offered us something we thought was less than what was our due, and we refused to accept it. What he offered to them was to help those among them who wanted to get married, and to help the debtors pay off their debts, and he gave to their indigent. But he refused to give them more than that." (Sahîh)
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Harûri: This is in relation to the habitation called Harûra, where the first meeting or conference of the Khawârij was held. Due to this ascription, every Khârijite is usually called a Harûri, irrespective of whether or not he belongs to Harûra. (For detail concerning the Khârijite, please turn to Hadîth 4107, 4108).
