Departures Children in Jihad

In the story of Ibn Abi Shaybah from as Sya'si, that a woman has to give a sword to his son during the battle of Uhud. but his strength is not raised, then tied her sword arm. Then he came to the Prophet to take his son and said, "Yes Rosulallah! This is my son who will be present with you."

The Prophet said, "O my son, come here swords swing it, swing it sword you get there."

As a result, the child was wounded and fell to the ground. The Prophet said to him, "O my son, are you injured?"

The boy replied, "No, yaa Rosulallah.

Similarly, the story told by Ibn ie Syrian style of Saad bin Abi Waqosh R.A. he told me that my brother Muhammad returns (Umair binAbi Waqosh) from the battlefield of Badr because he was a child.

Umair then wept so let him follow the Apostle to go to war. Apostle eventually allow it.

Saad bin Abi Waqosh already tied the scabbard on his body, when it only had a beard Umair often rubbed by Saad bin Abi Waqosh.

Ibn Saad Saad told of R.A. :

I saw my brother Umair bin Abi Waqosh before Category send it back at the battle of Badr, he traveled clandestinely.

I asked, "What are you doing, O my brother?"

Umair replied, "I'm afraid that the Apostle saw me, then I will be hindered to go because I was a kid, while I was very much in love to join jihad, may God grant me martyrdom."

But the Apostle had seen it then forbade him to follow, my sister was crying and finally let him go and Apostle. I have tied a scabbard on his body because they are still small, and even Umair was martyred at the age of sixteen.

As told in the book of al Ishobah. the narrator of the story is strong as described in the book of al Majmak