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Abu Bakr fell ill with fever in Madinah. His illness lasted about two weeks before he passed away. He died peacefully at age 63. His death brought great grief to the Muslims.
1422
Which Companion did Abu Bakr free from slavery with his wealth?
Abu Bakr purchased Bilal, who was tortured for accepting Islam, and freed him. This act is among the earliest sacrifices of Abu Bakr for Islam. His generosity made him instrumental in strengthening weak Muslims. It showed his deep compassion.
On his deathbed, Abu Bakr reminded Muslims to hold fast to Qur’an and Sunnah. He emphasized obedience to Allah and His Messenger. His advice showed his piety and vision. He wanted the Ummah to remain united under divine guidance.
Abu Bakr is buried next to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in the Prophet’s Mosque. Umar ibn al-Khattab is also buried there. These three graves form the holiest resting place for Muslims. It symbolizes the closeness of Abu Bakr to the Prophet ﷺ.
1425
Which battle caused heavy loss of Qur’an memorizers, leading to compilation?
Thousands of Muslims fought in Yamama against Musaylimah. Around 700 Qur’an memorizers were martyred. This worried Umar, who pushed for compilation. Abu Bakr agreed, saving the Qur’an in written form.
Abu Bakr appointed Khalid ibn al-Walid as commander. The Muslims achieved victory after intense fighting. Khalid’s strategy secured triumph despite heavy losses. This victory marked the end of Musaylimah’s rebellion.
1427
Which expedition did Abu Bakr (RA) immediately dispatch after becoming Caliph?
The Prophet ﷺ had ordered this army before his death. Some companions feared instability, but Abu Bakr (RA) insisted on fulfilling the Prophet’s command. He said, “I will not untie a knot tied by the Messenger of Allah ﷺ.” The army’s victory strengthened the Muslims against Byzantium.
1428
Which companion was given the Prophet’s cloak (burdah) as a gift?
Ka‘b (RA) recited poetry praising the Prophet ﷺ. The Prophet rewarded him with his cloak. This cloak was preserved as a relic by later Muslims. Poetry had great value in early Islam.
1429
Which companion was known as Dhu’l-Hijratayn (the one with two migrations)?
Ja‘far (RA) migrated first to Abyssinia, then to Madinah. For this he was called Dhu’l-Hijratayn. His leadership abroad protected early Muslims. He later died as a martyr at Mu’tah.
1430
Which companion was a master archer and called the Prophet’s uncle in Islam?
Sa‘d (RA) was one of the earliest Muslims. He was a skilled archer. The Prophet ﷺ called him his uncle. His du‘a was always answered. He commanded armies in Persia.
