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Who is referred to as 'the Seal of the Prophets'?
Who is referred to as 'the Seal of the Prophets'?
Who was the first caliph?
Who was the first caliph?
Abu Bakr
What relationship did Umar b.al-Khattab have with the Prophet?
What relationship did Umar b.al-Khattab have with the Prophet?
Strong defender and future father-in-law
Uthman b.Affan was married to only one of Prophet Muhammad's daughters.
Uthman b.Affan was married to only one of Prophet Muhammad's daughters.
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Who was the first Muslim woman?
Who was the first Muslim woman?
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Who was the daughter of the Prophet and Khadijah?
Who was the daughter of the Prophet and Khadijah?
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What role did Bilal play in Islamic history?
What role did Bilal play in Islamic history?
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Who was the only companion of the Prophet mentioned in the Qur'an?
Who was the only companion of the Prophet mentioned in the Qur'an?
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What was Abu Talib's relationship with Prophet Muhammad?
What was Abu Talib's relationship with Prophet Muhammad?
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What was Abu Jahl known as by Muslims?
What was Abu Jahl known as by Muslims?
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Abu Sufyan initially opposed Prophet Muhammad.
Abu Sufyan initially opposed Prophet Muhammad.
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Abu Lahab supported the teachings of Islam.
Abu Lahab supported the teachings of Islam.
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Study Notes
Key Figures in Islam
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Prophet Muhammad (571-632)
- Central figure in Islam; known as "the Seal of the Prophets."
- Held various roles: son, husband, father, advisor, warrior, leader, educator, and judge.
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Abu Bakr
- First caliph and the first male to accept Islam outside of Muhammad's family.
- Close friend and father-in-law of Muhammad.
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Umar b. al-Khattab (634-644)
- Second caliph; known for his strong leadership.
- His conversion allowed Muslims in Makkah to practice their faith more openly.
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Uthman b. Affan (644-656)
- Third caliph; married two of Muhammad's daughters.
- Served as an influential leader during the formative years of the Islamic community.
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Ali b. Abi Talib (656-661)
- Fourth caliph and the second person to convert to Islam.
- Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law, a key figure in early Islamic history.
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Khadijah
- Wealthy widow and first woman to accept Islam.
- Played a crucial role as Muhammad's wife and supporter.
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Fatimah
- Daughter of Muhammad and Khadijah; married Ali.
- Mother of three children: Hassan, Hussain, and Zaynab; died shortly after her father's death.
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Bilal
- Ethiopian slave who converted to Islam and was emancipated by Abu Bakr.
- Selected as the first muezzin (caller to prayer) in Islam.
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Zayd b. Haritha
- Known as the freed slave; the only companion mentioned in the Qur'an.
- One of the first individuals to embrace Islam.
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Abu Talib
- Muhammad's uncle and the father of Ali.
- A respected elder who defended Muhammad but never accepted Islam.
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Amr b. Hisham (Abu Jahl)
- Known as the "Father of Ignorance," a fierce opponent of Muslims in Makkah.
- Died at the Battle of Badr, recognized as an idolater.
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Abu Sufyan
- Leader in Makkah who initially opposed Muhammad but later accepted Islam.
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Abu Lahab
- Muhammad's paternal uncle known for his violent opposition to Islam.
- Condemned by name in the Qur'an and died as an idolater.
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Explore key individuals who have shaped Islamic history with these flashcards. Learn about Prophet Muhammad, Abu Bakr, and Umar b.al-Khattab among others. Perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of Islamic leadership and legacy.
