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Today we will learn more about companionship and this is our 3rd and last post on the topic.
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In Islam, the "companions of the holy Prophet" refer to the people who lived during the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and had direct contact with him, either by seeing him, hearing him speak, or accompanying him on his journeys.
These companions are highly revered in Islamic tradition for their dedication to Islam and their close relationship with the Prophet.
The companions of the holy Prophet are considered to be role models for Muslims, as they were the first to embrace Islam and helped spread its message throughout the world.
They were instrumental in preserving the teachings and practices of Islam, and many of them played important roles in the early history of the Muslim community.
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The companions of the holy Prophet are also known as the "Sahaba" in Arabic, which means "companions" or "associates". There were many thousands of companions, both men, and women, and they came from various backgrounds and tribes. Some of the most well-known companions include Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, Ali, Khadijah, Aisha, and Bilal.
In Islamic tradition, the companions of the holy Prophet are held in high esteem, and their examples of faith, piety, and devotion to Islam are considered to be an inspiration for Muslims to this day.
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