Short Bio of the Prophet and His Ten Companions pdf

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Short Biographies of the Prophet and His Ten Companions Compiled by Al-Imam Al-Hafiz ‘Abdul-Ghani AI-Maqdisi

Contents – SHORT BIO OF THE PROPHET AND HIS TEN COMPANIONS

• Publisher’s Note
• A Brief Biography of the Author
• Short Biography of The Prophet Muhammad
• His Lineage
• His Mother
• His Birth
• The Death of His Father, Mother, and Grandfather
• His Nursing
• His Names
• His Upbringing, Trips to Syria, and Marriage to Khadijah
• His Migration
• His Death
• His Children
• His Hajj and ‘Umrah
• His Expeditions
• His Scribes and Messengers
• His Paternal Uncles and Aunts
• His Wives
• His Servants
• His Freed Slaves
• His Animals
• His Armor
• His Features
• His Characteristics
• His Miracles

Short Biographies of the Ten Companions Who were given the Tidings of Paradise

• Abu Bakr As-Siddiq
• Abu Hafs, ‘Umar bin Al-Khattab
• Abu ‘Abdullah, ‘Uthman bin ‘Affan
• Abul-Hasan, ‘Ali bin Abu Talib
• Abu Muhammad, Talhah bin ‘Ubaidullah
• Abu Abdullah, Az-Zubair bin Al-‘Awwam  
• Abu Ishaq, Sa’d bin Abu Waqqas
• Abul-A’war, Sa’id bin Zaid bin’Amr
• Abu Muhammad, ‘Abdur-Rahman bin ‘Awf bin ‘Abd ‘Awf
• Abu ‘Ubaidah, ‘Aamir bin ‘Abdullah bin Al-Jarrah

Abu lshaq, Sa’d bin Abu Waqqas

The proper name of Abu Waqqas was Malik bin Uhaib bin’Abd Mana£ bin Zuhrah bin Kilab. His lineage meets that of Allah’s Messenger at Kilab bin Murrah.

His mother was Hamnah bint Sufyan bin Umayyah bin ‘Abd Shams bin ‘Abd Manaf.

He accepted Islam during the early period, he used to say, “There was a time when I was one third of Islam.”  

He took part in Badr and all of the battles with Allah’s Messenger •·  He was the first to shoot an arrow in the Cause of Allah. This took place in Rabigh during the first year after migration, when a skirmish broke out between the Muslims and the polytheists.

His Children

• Muhammad, who was killed by Al-Hajjaj.
• ‘Umar, who was killed by Al-Mukhtar bin Abu ‘Ubaid.
• ‘Aamir and Mus’ab were Hadith narrators.
• ‘Umair, Salih and ‘Aishah of Banu Sa’ d.

He died in the year 55 AH, at the age of some 70 years, in his palace at Al-‘Atiq about ten miles outside of Al-Madinah. He was carried on the shoulders of men to Al-Madinah, and was the last to die of the ten who were given the glad tidings of Paradise.

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