The Firsts Uthman Ibn Affan (ra) - Part 2: Selfless Even When Slandered
Oct 15, 2020
Dive into the life of Uthman Ibn Affan, exploring the trials and triumphs that shaped his character. Discover the significance of the Bay'atul Ridwan and his role as an ambassador. The discussion highlights how he remained selfless and dignified even amidst slander and siege. Uncover the enduring qualities that defined him, ultimately leading to the tragic events surrounding his assassination.
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Bay'atul Ridwan Pledge
- Uthman was held up during negotiations in Mecca, sparking a deadly pledge among 1400 companions under a tree.
- The Prophet ﷺ personally represented Uthman by clasping his hand, symbolizing profound love and solidarity.
Glad Tidings of Paradise
- The Prophet gave Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman the glad tidings of paradise during a special meeting in a garden.
- Uthman was told he'd enter paradise after enduring hardship, showing premonition of his later trials.
Uthman's Murder Foretold
- The murder of Uthman was a major fitna comparable to the Prophet's death and the Dajjal's appearance.
- His assassination was foretold repeatedly, revealing the severity of trials facing the early Muslim community.