إدارة الصحابة لطاعون عمواس : دراسة استقرائية تحليلية

Abstract EN

The plague of Emmaus is considered one of the great calamities that befell the Muslims, and it occurred in the eighteenth year of the Hijra, at the time of the succession of the Commander of Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, and a large number of companions were martyred, and historians counted it to twenty-five thousand, and on top of those who were martyred Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah and Moaz bin Jabal, may God be pleased with them both.

The research contained three topics, the first on the temporal and spatial determination of the Emmaus plague, the number of those who died in it, and the time period that took it, and the second on the management of the Muslim guardian general for this event, and the terms of that administration were summarized in the work of the Shura Council, touching the texts of the noble revelation and compliance with it, Then the implementation of the decision and heading to the city, and concern for the leaders and soldiers, then not to lose sight of the greatest reason in raising that calamity from supplication to God Almighty, then economic support for the people of the Levant, and the last of the items was in the division of inheritance after that event.

The second topic deals with the search for the administration of the rulers of the affairs of the Levant for that calamity, and the terms of that administration were summarized in their great patience with that calamity, their steadfastness and their steadfastness to the soldiers, as well as their obedience to the guardian of the Muslims, then the last demands were in the position of Amr bin Al-Aas, may God be pleased with him, and its effect in lifting the plague.