Abu Bakr Biography
| Born as | Abdullah ibn Abi Quhafa |
| Known as | Abū Bakr as-Șiddīq |
| Occup. | Leader |
| From | Saudi Arabia |
| Born | 573 AC
Mecca, Arabia |
| Died | 634 AC
Medina, Arabia |
Abu Bakr was the initial head of state to the Rashidun Caliphate (the very first Muslim state). He ruled with the title "the follower of the Carrier of Allah"
(khalifa-tul-Rassool), and also was caliph in the duration (632-634).
Abu Bakr was born in Mecca, among Banu Taim quraysh clan. According to early Muslim chroniclers, he was a trader as well as very acknowledged as a court, as the interpreter of dreams, and as a scholar who remained in Mecca traditions. He was among the last individuals any person would have anticipated to transform to the faith taught by Muhammad. Yet he was one of the first that transformed to Islam and a main role in the conversion of most of the Quraysh and the people of Mecca.
Originally he was called Abd-ul-Ka'ba ("slave of your house of God"), however when he transformed, he took the name
Abd-Allah ("servant of God"). Yet he is typically called Abu Bakr (from the Arabic word Bakr suggesting a young camel) as a result of their rate of interest in increasing camels. Sunni Muslims acknowledge him as Al-Siddiq ("the fact" or "genuine"). His complete name was Abd-Allah ibn Abi Quhaafah.
Abu Bakr, as soon as a rich male, made himself inadequate by launching 8 Muslim servants to rescue them from their polytheistic masters: Bilal, Abu Fakih, Ammar, Abu Fuhayra, Lubaynah, Al-Nahdiah, Umm Ubays and also Zinnira.
He was just one of Muhammad's consistent buddies. When Mohammed fled from Mecca in 622 Hijra, Abu Bakr was the just one that followed him. Abu Bakr was likewise connected to Muhammad by marriage when Abu Bakr's child Aisha wed Muhammad not long after moving to Medina.
Our collection contains 49 quotes who is written / told by Abu, under the main topic
Death.
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