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1598. Al-Barā' said: "We used to say that the participants at Badr on the Day of Badr were like the number of the companions of Tālūt, three hundred and thirteen [men]." (Sahīh)
[He said:] There is something on this topic from Ibn 'Abbās.
[Abū 'Eisā said:] This Hadīth is Hasan Sahīh. Ath-Thawrī and others reported it from Abū Ishāq.
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Companions of Tālūt means those honest and brave persons who crossed the canal and faced the enemy and stood by Tālūt. They were three hundred and thirteen, and those who participated in the battle of Badr were three hundred and thirteen. By some other counts they were three hundred and fourteen or three hundred and seventeen or three hundred and nineteen.