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The first known book of Hadith narrations compiled by a companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was Sahifah-e-Saadiqa, written by Abdullah Ibn Amr Ibn Al As (R.A). He was one of the most learned companions and had special permission from the Prophet (PBUH) to write down his sayings, while many others relied on memorization at that time.

Abdullah Ibn Amr (R.A) was known for his strong memory and dedication to preserving Islamic knowledge. His compilation, Sahifah-e-Saadiqa, contained over one thousand Hadiths, covering various aspects of Islamic faith, worship, morality, and daily life. This early written record of Hadith played a significant role in preserving authentic sayings of the Prophet (PBUH) and contributed to the later formation of major Hadith collections.

This work is considered one of the earliest Hadith manuscripts, predating later well-known compilations such as Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and others, highlighting the efforts of early companions in safeguarding the teachings of Islam.

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  Author: Abdullah Ibn Amr Ibn Al As (R.A), a companion of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

  
  


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  Book Name: Sahifah-e-Saadiqa, meaning "The Truthful Pages".

  
  


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  Contained over 1000 Hadith narrations.

  
  


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  Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) personally allowed him to write Hadiths.

  
  


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  Considered one of the earliest written Hadith manuscripts.

  
  


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  A foundation for later Hadith compilations by great scholars.