Abu Lubaba bin 'Abdul Mundhir

Ebû · Well-known Companion

Ebû Lübâbe b. Abdülmünzir…

BornMedine
Died50 AH · Medine
KunyaEbû
Nisbael-Ensârî, el-Medenî
Places livedMedine
Generation (tabaqa)Well-known Companion
Jarh wa-ta'dilsahâbî

Family

Father
'Abdul Mundhir b. Zanbar b. Zayd
Mother
نسيبة بنت زيد بن ضبيعة
Spouse
Nusayba bint Faddala of B.Umayya of B.'Amr B.'Auf, Khansa bint Khudham al-Ansariyya
Siblings
Rifa'a bin 'Abdul Mundhir, Mubashshir bin 'Abdul Mundhir
Children
al-Saib bin Abu Lubaba, Lubaba bint Abu Lubaba

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Hadiths in whose chain he appears

Nafi' reported that Abu Lubaba talked to Ibn 'Umar to open a door in his house which would bring them nearer to the mosque and they found a fresh slough of the snake, whereupon 'Abdullah said:Find it out and kill it. Abu Lubaba said: Don't kill them, for Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) forbade the killing of the snakes found in houses
Chain of narrators (path 1): Muslim ← Muhammad bin Rmh bin al-Mhajr ← Leys b. Sa'd ← Nafie' ← Abu Lubaba bin 'Abdul Mundhir
Chain of narrators (path 2): Muslim ← Qutayba bin Sa'id bin Jamil ← Leys b. Sa'd ← Nafie' ← Abu Lubaba bin 'Abdul Mundhir
Nafi' reported that he heard Abu Lubaba informing Ibn 'Umar that Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) had forbidden the killing of domestic snakes
Abdullah reported that Abu Lubaba had informed him that Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) had forbidden the killing of the snakes found in the house
Nafi' reported that Abu Lubaba b. 'Abd al-Mundhir al-Ansari (first) lived in Quba. He then shifted to Medina and as he was in the company of 'Abdullah b. 'Umar opening a window for him, he suddenly saw a snake in the house. They (the inmates of the house) attempted to kill that. Thereupon Abu Lubaba said:They had been forbidden to make an attempt to kill house snakes and they had been commanded to kill the snakes having small tails, small snakes and those having streaks over them, and it was said: Both of them affect the eyes and cause miscarriage to women
Nafi' reported that Abu Lubaba happened to pass by Ibn 'Umar who lived in the fortified place near the house of 'Umar b. Khattab and was busy in keeping his eyes upon a snake and killing it, the rest of the hadith is the same