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True Salaf-e-Saliheen
It is quite easy to come across the term “Salaf-e-Saliheen” or pious predecessors when the history and golden age of Islam is discussed or when the lives of the great luminaries of this Ummah are discussed.
Barakah
“You are blessed, Umm Ayman (Barakah). Surely you have a place in Paradise.” - The Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam)
Amr Ibn Othman
Abu ‘Abd Allah ‘Amr ibn ‘Othman al-Makki, a disciple of al-Jonaid, visited Esfahan and died in Baghdad in 291 (904) or 297 (9I0).
Hatem Al-Asamm
Abu ‘Abd al-Rahman Hatem ibn ‘Onwan al-Asamm (“the Deaf”), a native of Balkh, was a pupil of Shaqiq al-Balkhi. He visited Baghdad, and died at Washjard near Termedh in 237 (852).
Abu ‘l-Hosain Al-Nuri
Abu ‘l-Hosain Ahmad ibn Mohammad al-Nuri, a native of Baghdad of a family from Khorasan, was a pupil of Sari al-Saqati and a faithful companion of al-Junaid.