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There they stayed for three days and three nights.

On September 24, 622 (1st Hijri)  Hazrat Abu Bakar (AS) accompanied the Prophet(SAW) in the migration

Qaswa (camel) which the Holy Prophet (SAW) was riding in the migration of Madina

Muhammad ﷺ and Hazrat Abu Bakr hid inside a cave on the Mount of Thawr.

Surah Yaseen is recited by Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) during migration

ABOUT ABU BAKAR

Abu Bakr Abdullah was a companion and, through his daughter Aisha.

a father-in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad.

first of the Rashidun Caliphs

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• Imam Abu Hanifa is also widely known as Al-Imam Al-Aẓam (The Great Imam) and Siraj Al-Aimma (The Lamp of the Imams).
• Numan bin Sabit is the real name of     
• Born: 699 (80 Hijri); Kufa, Umayyad Caliphate
  
• Imam Abu Hanifa Died: in 767 (150 Hijri); in Baghdad, Abbasid Calip
• Imam Abu Hanifa Place of burial: Abu Hanifa Mosque, Baghdad, Iraq
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According to Hadith, angels were created from light (Noor).

This differentiates them from humans (created from clay) and jinn (created from smokeless fire).

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Hadith which is directly narrated by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is called Marfu.

Hadith which is directly narrated by Companions is called Mawquf.

Hadith which is directly narrated by Tabi is called Maqtoo.

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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said that even the angels feel shy before Uthman due to his exceptional modesty.

His character was marked by humility, decency, and deep respect for privacy and morality.

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Imam Abu Hanifa was born in 699 CE.

Imam Malik was born in 711 CE.

Imam Shafi was born in 767 CE.

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Al-Ikhlāṣ, also known as the Declaration of God's Unity and al-Tawhid, is the 112th chapter of the Quran

Position: Juzʼ 30

Alternate titles (Ar.): At-Tawḥīd

No. of letters: 47

No. of verses: 4

No. of words: 15

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  The pen (Qalam) was the first thing created by Allah.

Allah commanded it to write, and it wrote all that would exist throughout eternity

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1. Jizya: A tax historically levied on non-Muslims living under an Islamic state, in exchange for protection and exemption from military service. It has no connection to prisoners.

2. Fidya: Compensation for failing to fulfill certain obligations like fasting. This is unrelated to imprisonment.

3. Ashar: A tithe (1/10th tax) on agricultural produce, unrelated to prisoners.

In Islam, prisoners are generally entitled to humane treatment and are not burdened with taxes for their captivity.

If there are costs incurred by a prisoner (e.g., restitution for crimes), this would be part of the judicial process and not termed as a "tax."