Jami' at-Tirmidhi — Hadith #27726

Ibn Abi Umar narrated to us, Sufyan narrated to us, Ayoub narrated to us, on the authority of Abu Qilaba, on the authority of his uncle, on the authority of Imran bin Husayn, that the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, ransomed Two men from the Muslims for a man from the polytheists. Abu Issa said: This is a good and authentic hadith. And Abu Qilaba’s uncle is Abu Al-Muhallab, whose name is Abdul Rahman bin Amr, and he is also called Muawiyah bin Amr, and Abu Qalaba, whose name is Abdullah bin Zaid Al-Jarmi. And the work. Based on this, according to most of the people of knowledge among the Companions of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and others, the Imam has the right to grant blessings to whomever he wishes. captives, and he kills whomever he wants of them and ransomes whomever he wants. Some of the people of knowledge chose killing rather than ransom. Al-Awza’i said, “I have heard This verse has been abrogated. The Almighty’s saying: (Either as a reward from us or as a ransom) has been abrogated: (And kill them wherever you find them. (Hannad narrated to us, Ibn Al-Mubarak narrated to us, on the authority of Al-Awza’i. Ishaq bin Mansour said: I said to Ahmad: If the prisoner is captured, he will be killed. Or the most beloved to you may be ransomed. He said, “If they are able to ransom, then there is no harm in it. If he is killed, then I do not know of any harm in it.” Ishaq bin Ibrahim said. I prefer to be well-known, and I covet it greatly.