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2735. 'Ikrimah bin Abī Jahl narrated: "The day that I came to him, the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ said: 'Welcome to the riding emigrant.'"
There are narrations on this topic from Buraidah, Ibn 'Abbās, and Abū Juhaifah. (Da'if)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] The chain for
this Hadīth is not correct. We do not know of its like except [from this route] as a narration of Mūsā bin Mas'ūd from Sufyān. Mūsā bin Mas'ūd is weak in Hadīth. [This Hadīth has been related by 'Abdur-Rahmān bin Mahdī from Sufyān from Abū Ishāq in Mursal form, and he did not mention "from Muṣ'ab bin Sa'd" in it. This is more correct. I heard Muḥammad bin Bash-shār saying: "Mūsā bin Mas'ūd is weak in Hadīth." Muḥammad bin Bash-shār said: "I wrote very much from Mūsā bin Mas'ūd, then I abandoned him."
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The Prophet ﷺ called 'Ikrimah 'an emigrant' while the victory over Makkah had been achieved, because due to the enmity to Islam on the occasion of the conquest he fled to Yemen, which was an infidel country. His wife went after him, she made him understand and brought him back to the Prophet. As he arrived, the Prophet ﷺ expressed his delight and joy saying 'welcome to a riding emigrant'; because he embraced Islam and emigrated back to the land of Islam.
In the Name of Allāh,the Merciful, the Beneficent
