Companions Around the Prophet

Conclusion of Mus'ab's life, his steadfastness holding the banner high during the Battle of Uhud, and his poignant martyrdom where not even enough cloth could be found to fully shroud him.

"Mus'ab the Good", the pampered youth of Mecca who renounced fine silk for coarse garments for Allah. Follows his resounding success as the first ambassador of Islam sent to Medina.

Continuation of Khalid's conquests in the Levant and Iraq, breaking tyrannical empires, and depicting his poignant final moments passing away in bed after fighting a hundred battles undefeated.

The "Drawn Sword of Allah". Depicts his brilliant military retreat that rescued the Muslim army at Mu'tah, his acceptance of Islam, and his transformation into a commander of faith.

Continuation of Hudhayfah's life: his dangerous espionage mission inside the enemy camp on the freezing night of the Battle of the Trench to bring back decisive intelligence.

The keeper of the Prophet's secrets regarding hypocrites. Explores his sharp discernment, deep comprehension of future trials, and being entrusted with sensitive knowledge.

Continuation of Salman's story: proposing the digging of the trench which changed the course of history at the Battle of the Trench, and his extreme humility while governing Al-Mada'in.

Part one of the quest for truth: Salman's arduous travels from Persia to the Levant and Hijaz, falling into slavery until finally meeting the Prophet Muhammad and finding freedom through Islam.

The foremost narrator of Prophetic Hadith. Explores his life of poverty in Ahl al-Suffah, his devotion to the Prophet, and how he was blessed with an extraordinary memory to preserve the Sunnah.

The hero who took the Prophet's place during the migration, the first boy to embrace Islam, and husband of Fatima. Showcases his unmatched dueling bravery at Badr and Khaybar, and his vast wisdom.

One of the ten promised Paradise and a blessed merchant. Details his principles in commerce and charity, fully outfitting entire armies from his own earnings while remaining purely ascetic.

The first Caliph of Islam and the Prophet's companion in the cave. Highlights his nobility, donating all his wealth for the cause, absolute belief during the Isra and Mi'raj, and standing firm in all crises.

The sixth person to accept Islam. Depicts the horrific tortures he endured, including having burning coals pressed against his back, showing his exceptional resilience and faith.

Born inside the Kaaba and a friend of the Prophet before and after prophecy. Covers his delayed conversion, his vast charity to make up for missed years, and his unwavering generosity.

The companion whose house was chosen by the Prophet upon arriving in Medina. Highlights his generosity, deep humility, and lifelong struggle ending with his burial by the walls of Constantinople.

The tale of the elder who insisted on joining battle despite severe lameness, desiring to walk in Paradise without impairment, and earning martyrdom alongside his sons at Uhud.

Continuation of Abdullah ibn Rawahah's biography and his heroism at the Battle of Mu'tah, capturing his momentary hesitation before stepping forward to lead and achieve martyrdom.

Part one of the poet-warrior's life, demonstrating how he dedicated his poetic gift to defend Islam, refute the polytheists' poets, and support the Prophet during the Pledge of Aqaba.

The most knowledgeable of the nation regarding the lawful and unlawful. Covers his intellectual brilliance, his assignment by the Prophet as a judge and teacher to Yemen, and his role model status for youth.

The biography of the first horseman in Islam, highlighting his heroic stance at the Battle of Badr when he affirmed absolute loyalty behind the Prophet, and his combat bravery.

The story behind the saying "Profitable was the trade, Abu Yahya". It depicts Suhayb relinquishing all his wealth to Quraysh in exchange for being allowed to migrate and join the Prophet.

Continuation of Bilal's journey: his high status after migration, his official role as mu'azzin, and his historic ascent atop the Kaaba during the Conquest of Mecca to raise the call to prayer.

The first part of the biography of the Prophet's mu'azzin. It portrays his suffering under the torture of Umayyah ibn Khalaf, his timeless chant "Ahad, Ahad", and how Abu Bakr bought and freed him.

The story of the first family in Islam, Ammar whose father and mother Sumayyah were tortured for the sake of Allah. The episode displays his legendary steadfastness and good tidings of Paradise.

The most truthful in speech, the ascetic companion who openly proclaimed his Islam before the Quraysh at the Kaaba, challenging their tyranny. The episode sheds light on his principles of asceticism and social justice, and portrays how he lived alone and died alone.

The biography of Ja'far "The Flyer", the possessor of two wings. The episode highlights his migration to Abyssinia, his historic speech before the Negus (Al-Najashi) which saved the Muslims from the plots of Quraysh, and portrays his heroism and martyrdom at the Battle of Mu'tah.

The story of the Prophet's uncle and guardian, who protected him with all his might. The episode recounts his firm historical stances in confronting Quraysh, his absolute refusal to surrender the Prophet to them despite the hardship and starvation during the boycott in the Shi'b of Abu Talib, and his vital protective role.

The noble companion who chose to remain with the Prophet Muhammad over returning to his own father and family, earning the title "The Beloved of the Messenger of Allah". The episode highlights his high status in the heart of the Prophet and his valor as a military commander in Islam.

The chief and poet of the Daws tribe, known as "Dhu an-Nur" (The Possessor of Light). The episode portrays the story of his conversion to Islam after he initially put cotton in his ears fearing the speech of the Prophet, only to realize the truth and greatness of the Quran, highlighting his patience in calling his tribe to Islam.

The story of Hamza ibn Abd al-Muttalib, the uncle of the Prophet Muhammad and the "Master of Martyrs". The episode covers his courage, his acceptance of Islam which strengthened the Muslims in Mecca, and his legendary bravery until his martyrdom.

Sa'd ibn Ubadah's passionate advocacy for the Ansar and his noble concession of power to maintain the unity and solidarity of the Muslim nation.

The life of Khazraj leader Sa'd ibn Ubadah, celebrated for his peerless generosity and steadfast support for the Prophet ﷺ at the Pledge of Aqaba.

The story of the master linguist and scribe of revelation, Zayd ibn Thabit, and his monumental role in collecting and codifying the Holy Quran.

Zayd ibn al-Khattab's heroic leadership at the Battle of Yamama, raising the standard until his martyrdom, which long moved Umar to tears.

The biography of Umar's elder brother, Zayd ibn al-Khattab, his early embrace of Islam, and his distinguished precedence in migration.

Suhayl ibn Amr's dedicated struggle to atone for his pre-Islamic years through endless service and valor, culminating in his martyrdom at Yarmouk.

The story of Quraysh's master orator Suhayl ibn Amr, whose conversion turned his powerful eloquence into a pillar of resolve for believers.

The remarkable biography of Salamah ibn al-Akwa, the swiftest companion on foot who could outrun cavalry, renowned for his marksmanship.

Sa'd ibn Mu'adh's injury during the Trench, his decisive judgment upon Banu Qurayza, and his passing, which shook the Throne of the Most Merciful.

The life of Sa'd ibn Mu'adh, chieftain of the Aws tribe, whose immediate conversion and leadership transformed Medina's history.

The enduring encounters between Sa'id ibn Aamir and Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab, exemplifying the pinnacle of detached, ethical governance.

The extraordinary asceticism of Sa'id ibn Aamir al-Jumahi, enduring extreme personal poverty while serving with pure humility as governor of Homs.

The profound trial of Ka'b ibn Malik staying behind during the Tabuk expedition, and the timeless lesson of absolute honesty that brought divine forgiveness.

The biography of the poet Ka'b ibn Malik, showcasing his vital role in championing Islam and demoralizing opponents with his eloquence.

The legendary courage of Abu Sufyan ibn al-Harith at the Battle of Hunayn, shielding the Prophet ﷺ with his life amidst chaos.

The transformation of the Prophet's cousin from bitter opposition and hostility to sincere faith, profound remorse, and unwavering loyalty.

Abdullah ibn Umar's principled stance during times of civil discord and his deep reluctance to take the caliphate despite public consensus.

The life of Abdullah ibn Umar and his unmatched devotion in emulating the precise actions, manners, and steps of the Prophet ﷺ.

Examining how Abdullah ibn Amr balanced intense, constant worship with the responsibilities of community life and striving in the cause of faith.

The story of the devout and ascetic Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-Aas, documenting the Prophetic traditions in his famous scripture 'Al-Sahifah al-Sadiqah'.

Pivotal moments from Usayd ibn Hudayr's life, showing his steadfast defense of Islam and his sound judgment during critical trials.

The biography of Usayd ibn Hudayr, whose Quranic recitation was so sweet and melodious that angels descended from the sky to listen to him.

The conversion of Umayr ibn Wahb, once feared by believers, who set out to assassinate the Prophet ﷺ but returned to Mecca as a passionate caller to Islam.

The life of Khalid ibn Sa'id ibn al-Aas, among the earliest migrants and one of the sincere scribes of the Divine Revelation.

Continuation of Al-Baraa ibn Malik's heroics, his longing for martyrdom, and how his prayers were answered in pivotal moments.

The story of Al-Baraa ibn Malik al-Ansari, the hero of the Battle of Yamama and author of unforgettable feats of bravery across Islamic conquests.

The biography of the Prophet's uncle, Al-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib, depicting his high standing, pivotal role in supporting the Muslims, and providing water to pilgrims.

The story of Anas ibn Malik, who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, and how this service profoundly shaped his knowledge, character, and blessed long life.

A continuation of Abu al-Darda's story, covering his judgeship in Damascus, examples of his profound wisdom that impressed the companions, and his teachings to the people of the Levant.

The episode explores the biography of the companion Abu al-Darda al-Ansari, known as the Sage of the Ummah, highlighting his extreme asceticism, pursuit of knowledge, and piety in judicial matters.