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🤲Spiritual Refinement, Manners & Remembrance
Men around the Messenger
رجال حول الرسول
Author: خالد محمد خالد ثابت (المتوفى: 1416هـ) (d. 1416)
About this work
كتاب رجال حول الرسول لخالد محمد خالد هو كتاب يتناول صور سريعة لحياة نفر من أصحاب النبي محمد من منظور إسلامي يتناول التغييرات والتحولات التي طرأت على هذه الشخصيات بدخولها الإسلام والسمة المميزة لكل منهم.
Translation
The book “Men About the Messenger” by Khaled Muhammad Khaled is a book that deals with quick pictures of the lives of a group of the Prophet Muhammad’s companions from an Islamic perspective. It deals with the changes and transformations that occurred in these personalities when they entered Islam and the distinctive feature of each of them.
Topics covered
- Musab bin Omair - the first ambassador of Islam
- Salman Al Farsi - the seeker of truth
- Abu Dhar al-Ghafari - opposition leader and enemy of wealth
- Bilal bin Rabah - the satirist of horrors
- Abdullah bin Omar - Al-Muthabar, Al-Awaab
- Saad bin Abi Waqqas - the lion in his clutches
- Suhaib bin Sinan - The profit from the sale, Abu Yahya!!
- Moaz bin Jabal - teach them what is permissible and what is forbidden
- Al-Miqdad bin Amr - the first knight of Islam
- Saeed bin Amer - Greatness Under Rags
- Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib - the lion of God and the master of martyrs
- Abdullah bin Masoud - the first reciter of the Qur’an
- Hudhayfah bin Al-Yaman - the enemy of hypocrisy and the friend of clarity
- Ammar bin Yasser - a man from heaven..!!
- Ubadah bin Al-Samit - Captain in Hezbollah
- Khabbab bin Al-Art - Professor of the Art of Redemption
- Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah - the secretary of this nation
- Othman bin Mazun - a monk whose life was his hermitage
- Zaid bin Haritha - No one loved his love
- Jaafar bin Abi Talib - I am similar in appearance and character
- Abdullah bin Rawahah - O soul, if you do not kill, you will die
- Khaled bin Al-Walid - He does not sleep and does not let anyone sleep
- Qais bin Saad bin Ubadah - the most shrewd of the Arabs, had it not been for Islam
- Umair bin Wahb - the devil of pre-Islamic times, and the disciples of Islam
- Abu Darda - meaning he was wise
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