Merits of Prophet's Companions

This book is a try to introduce the biography of the Companion Abu Bakr in a simple way. It shows ancestry and attributes, his life before Islam, his acceptance of Islam, his migration to Madinah and his different attitude after the prophet’s death.

What the Shiites Say About the Companions of the Prophet (peace be upon him)

These twenty posters vigorously proclaim the love and kinship shared by the Prophet’s family and the Companions, with shining proofs and flawless evidence that the Prophet’s family and his Companions were «compassionate among themselves » in the words of Allah, Most High. Indeed, they are the best generation of all, around the greatest Messenger of all. The Prophet pbuh refined and enlightened them, so that they were teachers to mankind in their behaviour and manners, beyond mere words.

Due to the importance of showing the position attained by the people of the household of the Prophet Muhammad  (Ahl Al-Bait) in the sight of the companions of the Prophet (The Sahabah) and those who followed them in goodness, the author delivered this lecture on this topic 16 years ago at the conference hall of the Islamic University of Medina. And now he have seen the need of generalizing the benefit by writing a brief note on this topic. he named it: THE VIRTUE OF AHL AL-BAIT (The people of the household of the Prophet Mohammad ) AND THE HIGH POSITION THEY ATTAINED IN THE SIGHT OF AHL AS-SUNNAH WAL JAMA’AH This topic is made up of 10 chapters: Chapter one: Who are Ahl Al-Bait? Chapter two: An outline of the faith of Ahl Al-Sunnah Wal-Jama’ah towards Ahl Al-Bait. Chapter three: The virtues of Ahl Al-Bait in the Holy Qur’an Chapter four: The virtues of Ahl Al-Bait in the pure Sunnah of the Prophet  Chapter five: The high status of Ahl Al-Bait in the sight of the Sahabah (companions of the Prophet ) and their followers in goodness. Chapter six: Praises of some Scholars on a group of Sahabah from Ahl Al-Bait Chapter seven: Praises of some Scholars on a group of female Sahabah from Ahl Al-Bait Chapter eight: Praises of some Scholars on a group of Tabi’ins and others from Ahl Al-Bait. Chapter nine: A comparison between the faith of Ahl As-Sunnah and others towards Ahl Al-Bait. Chapter ten: The prohibition of false affiliation (claiming to be related falsely) to Ahl Al-Bait.

A book in Uyghur shows the four rightly guided caliphs: Abu Bakr, Omar, Uthman, and Ali (may Allah be pleased with them). It gives their wonderful biographies during caliphate, battlefields, and spreading the Islamic faith all over the world.

The Story of Bilal the Abyssinian

HOW TO STUDY THE HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF PROPHET (SAW) AND HIS COMPANIONS (RA)

A book in Finnish relates the story of the Prophet's companion Salman, the Persian, who was searching for the authentic religion until he met the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).

1- How the second successor of the Prophet Muhammad embraced Islam. 2-Omar’s love for his brothers and sisters in Islam 3-Omar was a model of justice, generosity, and piety.

1- A devout man accepts Islam and strides into history. 2- Two friends face danger and put their trust in God. 3-Abu Bakr used his good judgement, wealth and strength to protect his companions.

A design in English illustrates the story of the fraternity of between the immigrants and the Ansar made by the Prophet in Medina.

A book translated into English in Which Imam Ibn Kathir relates the biographies of the four rightly guided caliphs: Abu Bakr As-Sidiq, Umar ibn Al-Khattab, Uthman Ibn Affan, and Ali ibn Abi Talib in addition to the caliph Umar ibn Abdul Azeez who is regarded as one of the rightly guided caliphs.

An article in Uzbek shows why the Companion Abu Bakr al-Siddiq was called by this name.

An article in Russian emphasizes that Allah chose for his Prophet best companions with special and relative advantages and prestige. Their best was Abu Bakr al-Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him) for: (1) Early embracing of Islam, (2) Deep sincerity of faith, (3) Enduring affliction, (4) Sacrifice for this religion, (5) Accompanying the Prophet in the cave, (6) A caliphate of the nation after the Prophet, and (7) The most following people to the Prophet along with many virtues.

An article containing points of the brief biography of Abu Bakr Al-Siddique - may Allah be pleased with him -.

A book in French relates the story of the Prophet's companion Salman, the Persian, who was searching for the authentic religion until he met the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him).