The Prophet's companions

The Prophet (PBUH) said, `In every nation there exists a man worthy of all trust and the trustworthy of this nation is Abu `Ubaidah lbn Al- Jarraah."

The journey of Suhaib Ar-Rumi to Islam and how he gains the inner resources to surmount difficulties and live successful and fruitful life.

The Battle of Badr is a significant event in Islamic history, and it serves as a testament to the piety and bravery of the Sahabah

At Shaykhan, halfway between Madinah and Mount Uhud, the 1,000-strong Muslim army led by Prophet Muhammad stopped. The sun had begun to sink beneath the horizon. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) alighted from his horse, As-Sakb. He was fully dressed for battle. A turban was wound around his helmet. He wore a

Understanding the system of Mu'akhah (brotherhood) among Muslims in Madinah and how the Prophet successfully established it.

The biography of one of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad, Abdullah ibn Salam, a former Jewish Rabbi.

The article is on how the Prophet used wisdom in leading his companions and the Muslim community.

There were too many Companions to give an accurate figure of them all but estimated around 114,000.

Zayd ibn Thabit became an official interpreter and translator for the Prophet and the scribes.

Ja`far had a very close resemblance to the Prophet, and stayed with his uncle Al-`Abbas until he was a young man.

Suhaib Ar-Rumi performed the hijrah (migration to Madinah) and sacrificed his personal wealth. His intention was not hyped to the public.

the Prophet (Pbuh) chose Mus`ab to be his "ambassador" to Yathrib to teach a small group of believers who had come to pledge allegiance to Islam.

The strict honesty of the Prophet was one of the characteristics that led Salman to believe in him and accept Islam.

Asma’ bint Abi Bakr belonged to a distinguished Muslim family. Her father, Abu Bakr, was a close friend of the Prophet and the first caliph.

Al-Bara' ibn Malik Al-Ansari, the brother of Anas ibn Malik, the personal aide of the Prophet (Pbuh). He was a brave and courageous hero.

The Prophet (Pbuh) stayed in Abu Ayyub's house for almost seven months from the period he entered Madinah until his mosque was completed

The greatness of Khadijah vividly showed in its best form from the time her husband was commissioned as a Prophet until she died.

Ibn Mas`ud received a unique kind of training in the household of the Prophet. "He was the closest to the Prophet in character."

Abdullah's heart was enthusiastic and his mind was pure and uncluttered, so he was able to commit the Prophet's words to memory

Abu `Ubaidah is one of the ten Companions who were given the glad tidings of entering Paradise.

Abdur-Rahman accepted Islam only two days after Abu Bakr as-Siddiq before the Prophet entered the house of al-Arqam.

Abu Bakr was known for his good, upright nature, honest and truthful. This manner won him the friendship of young Muhammad (pbuh)

Al-Baqi` is the principal cemetery of the people of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah and has been so since the time of Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh)

This topic shows how the Companions behaved throughout their lives—setting sublime examples of adherence to the Sunnah.

The biography of Uthman ibn Affan and his struggles in the path of Allah and his migration to Madinah